Every AI action is logged, attributed, auditable, and reversible. Per-decision autonomy lanes (manual, review, auto-execute), reviewer queues for content and sequences, compliance scoring per AE, and time-bounded undo on every auto-executed decision.
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Sourced from the platform feature catalog. Each entry is part of the graph8 application layer and accessible through the app, MCP, or CLI where supported.
Per-decision-type setting: manual approval, review-required, or auto-execute above a confidence threshold.
Route sequences, content, contract drafts, or any AI output through a human reviewer before send.
365-day retention by default. Every agent action, content edit, sequence change, access event.
60-second undo on every auto-executed decision. Sequences pausable mid-send.
Per-AE and per-team compliance score against your playbook and stage requirements.
AI-generated content passes brand-voice and legal-review queues before publish.
EU consent policies, configurable retention windows, per-channel restrictions.
Every AI decision attributed to the requesting user, the data sources, and the policy applied.
When AI forecasts miss, the audit log shows exactly which signals contributed.
Forecasts pipeline, flags at-risk deals, runs the cadence.
Explore In AI AgentsBuilds territory lists, drafts sequences, routes replies.
Explore In AI AgentsWatches usage, flags churn, drafts renewal briefs.
Explore In AI AgentsProposals, redlines, pricing comparables, case studies.
Explore In AI AgentsRanking and AI answer engine optimization.
Explore In AI AgentsArticles, ads, landing pages, enablement, on brand.
Explore In AI AgentsDynamic web and email content per account.
ExploreAI agent governance is the system of policies, approvals, audit trails, and recovery controls that determines what an AI agent may do. graph8 applies those controls to revenue work so teams can choose which actions run automatically, which require review, and which remain manual.
It controls permissions, approval requirements, data access, audit retention, policy checks, and recovery paths for agent actions.
Yes. Reviewer queues and autonomy lanes can make a decision manual, review-required, or eligible for automatic execution above a configured confidence threshold.
Yes. Actions are attributed and logged, and eligible automatic decisions include a time-bounded undo path. Sequences can also be paused during execution.

Each agent owns one job with a defined boundary, and they run against the same buyer graph so they do not disagree about what an account is.
Reads the market before anyone acts.
Listens for intent. Surfaces the trigger.
Raw records in, complete records out.
Writes the words that get replies.
Moves to the next account. Runs the motion.
Holds the calendar. Keeps time.
Speaks in numbers. Closes the loop.
Keeps the system honest. Owns the pipeline model.
Every agent shares one shell, one set of proportions and one material. They are told apart by collar and by a single head accessory, never by colour, which is the same discipline a real fleet needs: the differences have to be the ones that matter.
Execution credits send, call, and run agents. Contact credits reveal and enrich the people you target. Three ways in.
A free entry point to the full platform. No credit card.
Unlimited contact data, in the tools you already use.
Unlimited users and data. Every app, one bill.
The $99 Team plan is the full platform: everything below, for the whole org. MCP Unlimited and Pay as you go are lighter entry points with usage and seat limits.
Execution credits send, call, and run agents. Contact credits reveal and enrich the people you target.
Reviewer queues, autonomy lanes, audit logs, undo, and compliance scoring sit across every agent, so AI work stays logged, reversible, and accountable. Pay for execution, not seats.
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