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CIENCE clients from past campaigns. graph8 is built on that campaign data. They are not graph8 platform customers.
Five parts of a rep's day, starting with My Desk, the daily list in graph8. The agents rank the deals, write the call brief, log the call, watch for signals and flag the deals at risk. Each part is shown below.
My Desk
The deals to work today
The call brief
Prep for each call
Call logging
Calls logged to the CRM
Signals
Alerts when a deal changes
Deals at risk
At Risk cards and stalled-deal warnings
My Desk ranks each rep's open deals by stage risk, deal value and signal strength and puts the few that need a person at the top. The AE Assistant preps each card with the context and a drafted next step. The rep decides what to do with it.
northwind
call in 2h · brief ready
$32K
urgencycobalt labs
stalled 14 days · re-engage
$18K
stage riskmeridian co
hit /pricing 3x · buying signal
$24K
signalLast activity · 2 days ago
demo with the team, strong interest from Jordan
Open objection
Priya wants the rollout timeline before sign-off
Suggested next step
Lead with a 30-day rollout plan to clear Priya's timeline concern, then ask for the signature date.
Before each call, the AE Assistant gives the rep a brief: who is on the call and their role, the last activity, the open objection, and a suggested next step with talking points. It builds the brief from the calls, emails and notes on the deal. The rep reads it and runs the call.
When the call ends, the dialer logs it to the deal, writes a summary and drafts the recap email in the rep's tone. The rep reads the draft, edits it if needed and sends it. The CRM Hygiene agent keeps the records complete, in the graph8 CRM or the one you already use.
Jordan confirmed budget. Priya wants a 30-day rollout plan. Next step: send the plan, target signature by Friday.
Recap email · drafted in the rep's tone
"Hi Jordan, thank you for the time today. As promised, here is the 30-day rollout plan for Priya..."
Your champion moved to apex industries
Jordan Lee, ex-northwind, now VP Sales at apex. Warm intro drafted.
Re-engagecobalt labs · 14 days quiet
SDR Agent drafted a follow-up
meridian co hit /pricing 3x
message drafted for the rep
The Signals agent watches intent, site visits and job changes on the accounts in your pipeline. When a champion changes jobs, a deal goes quiet or a buyer visits your pricing page, the rep gets an alert with a drafted message. The rep decides whether to send it.
My Desk shows At Risk deal cards and warns the rep when a deal stalls, with a count of the deals stalled. When a stalled deal needs a new owner, the reassignment waits for approval. Managers see the same deals in deal reports, so there is no spreadsheet to reconcile before the pipeline review.
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The agents handle the prospecting, the prep, the logging and the follow-up. Your reps run the calls, handle the objections and close. For each decision type you pick Autopilot, Approve or Off, and every action the agents take is logged.
The agents take the list building, the call prep and the data entry. Your reps spend that time on calls with buyers.
My Desk ranks the deals that need a move today by stage risk, deal value and signal strength. The rep starts at the top of the list instead of scanning the whole pipeline.
Before each call the rep gets the stakeholders, the last activity, the open objection and a suggested next step, built from the history on the deal.
When the call ends, the dialer logs it to the deal, writes a summary and drafts the recap email in the rep's tone. The rep edits the recap and sends it.
When a champion changes jobs, a deal goes quiet or a buyer visits your pricing page, the rep gets an alert and a drafted message to send or change.
What graph8 does for the SDRs, sales engineers, account managers and sales managers on your team.
The SDR Agent runs the outbound volume and books meetings. The SDR takes the conversations that need a person.
Proof points, technical questions and next steps stay on the deal record, so the sales engineer sees what the AE sees.
Expansion signals, renewals and the relationship history sit on the same account record.
The same queue, deal reports and call history are there for coaching and pipeline review.
graph8 is built on a decade of CIENCE campaign data, across thousands of B2B campaigns. CIENCE is the field team that runs outbound campaigns for B2B companies. The data behind the agents covers 700M+ contacts and 100M+ companies, with intent and visitor signals.
A decade
of CIENCE campaign data
Thousands
of B2B campaigns
700M+
contacts
100M+
companies
The account and people names in the examples on this page are made up. They are not graph8 customers.
You pay for what the agents run, in execution credits, not per seat. Every plan includes unlimited users.
Every plan has unlimited users. Credits pay for sending, calling and running the agents. Three plans.
Inbound, your first campaign and the AI front desk.
Unlimited contact data and your own sending infrastructure.
Everything in Team, at the lowest credit price.
Start free with no credit card, or pick Team or Platform and pay monthly or annually at signup. You can change plans inside graph8 at any time, and your setup and data stay where they are.
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Every plan opens the same platform for the whole org. The plans differ in monthly credits, the price of an extra credit, contact data and sending infrastructure.
Credits pay for sending, calling, AI and enrichment. Monthly credits are used first, then starter credits.
Both. The agents find buyers, run outbound across email, phone, LinkedIn, SMS and WhatsApp, answer inbound and book meetings. This page covers what happens once the meeting is booked: the ranked deals, the call brief, the call logging and the follow-up.
No. graph8 has its own CRM, with deals, call briefs and deal reports. It also syncs both ways with HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive, Outreach and Salesloft, so you can keep the CRM you have.
Yes, once the rep sets up their twin. The twin learns from what the rep connects (mailbox, LinkedIn, calls and calendar) and drafts in their tone. Nothing is trained on data they did not connect. The rep approves the twin first, can regenerate or delete it, and reviews each recap before it sends.
From the history on the deal: past calls and emails, the stakeholders, the open objection and recent signals. The AE Assistant puts it in My Desk before the call.
The Signals agent picks up the job change and alerts the rep, with a drafted message to the champion at the new company. Stalled deals and buying signals work the same way. The rep decides whether to send it.
You pay for what the agents run (execution credits), not per seat, and every plan includes unlimited users. Start on the Free plan with no card: verified companies get 5,000 starter credits, then $0.05 per credit. The Team plan is $99 a month, or $79 a month billed annually, with 10,000 credits a month.
Sign up free, with no card. An agent sets up the account with you in a conversation: your calendar, mailbox, CRM or phone number, and your website. Then your reps open My Desk and see the deals to work today.
Sign up, tell the setup agent who you sell to, and see the first buyers it finds. Sign-up takes about ten seconds.
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