RevOps
Owns the records, the stage logic, the field map and the operating rhythm, in one system instead of one more tool.
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Many ops teams run a dozen tools, data nobody fully trusts, a forecast they have to defend and a month-end close that takes weeks. graph8 does not add one more tool to that list. It holds the records the other tools sync to, and RevOps, Finance and Marketing Ops all read from them.
Owns the records, the stage logic, the field map and the operating rhythm, in one system instead of one more tool.
Works quote to cash on the same records: CRM rows, signed quotes, subscriptions, invoices and commissions, all auditable.
Owns the field map and the reports, built from the same records every team reads.
graph8 has its own CRM and its own data: 700M+ contacts, 100M+ companies and 30B intent signals. Salesforce, HubSpot, your warehouses, dialers, customer success tools and finance tools sync both ways. The rest of the stack reads from graph8 and writes back to it.
graph8 CRM
Pipelines, deals and Customers in graph8's own CRM, not a connector view
700M+ / 100M+
contacts and companies built in, with no separate data vendor
30B
intent signals on the same record as each CRM row
CRMs
Warehouses
Dialers and engagement
Customer success
Finance and billing
Ads and analytics
Data and files
Generic
Your team keeps the tools it knows. The records stop drifting, because the other tools read from graph8 and write back to it.
CRM rows and billing records sit together in graph8, so it shows where they disagree: subscriptions billing with no deal behind them, closed deals that were never invoiced, plan mismatches and lapsed renewals, each with the amount at risk. It also checks pipeline probabilities against actual outcomes, so Finance and RevOps work from the same forecast.
4 reconciliation gaps
across CRM and Stripe (sample)
meridian co
billing in Stripe, no CRM deal
northwind
closed won, never invoiced
cobalt labs
CRM says Pro, Stripe says Team
atlas group
renewal date passed, no charge
Billing set up on signature
subscription or invoice · payment link
Each quote records Sent, Viewed and Signed times. When it is signed, graph8 sets up the billing (a subscription or an invoice, with a payment link), and it logs the commission when the deal is won. graph8 also checks the bookings and flags any signed quote without an active subscription, so gaps show up before month-end.
2 days
Lifecycle stage
from HubSpot
Account owner
from Salesforce
MRR
from Stripe
Industry
from graph8
The Fields tab in Integrations lets RevOps and Marketing Ops map Contact, Lead, Company and Deal fields across HubSpot, Salesforce, Zoho, SugarCRM and Stripe. Set Auto-Fill or Overwrite on each field and set up to ten pipeline stages. Your team changes the data model itself, without an engineering ticket or a migration window.
graph8 logs every agent and human action: who or what changed a record, when and why. Your team can review each change and undo it. For each decision type you pick Autopilot, Approve or Off. Agents such as CRM Hygiene and Reporting work inside those settings, and any custom code goes through an approval queue before it touches your data.
CRM Hygiene
merged 2 duplicate companies
Reporting
tagged northwind as sourced from paid search
Jordan Lee
changed deal stage to Negotiation
CRM Hygiene
flagged 14 contacts missing email
$1.84M open (sample)
4.2% reply rate (sample)
paid search leads (sample)
$612K weighted (sample)
1,240 touches (sample)
$420K closed (sample)
Reporting agent · Monday digest
in your inbox before the standup
/reports covers pipeline, conversions, attribution, forecast, activity and revenue, built from the same records, so the report exists before someone asks for it. The Reporting agent reports replies, meetings and pipeline. Every touch, visit and conversion sits on one record, ready to query and join. graph8 does not impose a black-box multi-touch attribution model. Your team builds the view it trusts on connected data.
Data, intent and visitor identification are included. You pay for what the agents run (execution credits), not per seat, and every user is included on the Team plan. Adding analysts, finance or ops admins does not raise the bill.
RevOps owns the data, Finance owns the number, and Marketing Ops owns the field map and the reports. All three work from the same records.
Owns the records, the stage logic, the field map and the operating rhythm, in one system instead of one more tool.
Works quote to cash on the same records: CRM rows, signed quotes, subscriptions, invoices and commissions, all auditable.
Owns the field map and the reports, built from the same records every team reads.
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.
Either. graph8 has its own CRM with pipelines, deals and a Customers record, so you can run it as your system of record. Or keep HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive, Outreach or Salesloft, and graph8 syncs with them both ways. Either way, the rest of your stack syncs to one set of records.
graph8 keeps your CRM rows and your billing records together, so it can show where they disagree: subscriptions billing with no deal behind them, closed deals that were never invoiced, plan mismatches and lapsed renewals, each with the amount at risk.
Each quote records Sent, Viewed and Signed times. When it is signed, graph8 sets up the billing (a subscription or an invoice, with a payment link), and the commission is logged when the deal is won. graph8 checks the bookings and flags any signed quote with no active subscription, so gaps show up before month-end.
Yes. The Fields tab in Integrations maps Contact, Lead, Company and Deal fields across HubSpot, Salesforce, Zoho, SugarCRM and Stripe. Your team sets Auto-Fill or Overwrite on each field and sets up to ten pipeline stages. Ops owns the field map, and engineering does not need to be involved.
Yes. graph8 logs every agent and human action, so you can see who or what changed a record, when and why, and undo it. For each decision type you pick Autopilot, Approve or Off. Custom code goes through an approval queue with Pending, Approved, Rejected and Revoked states.
/reports covers pipeline, conversions, attribution, forecast, activity and revenue, built from the same records as everything else. Every touch, visit and conversion can be queried and joined. graph8 does not impose a black-box multi-touch attribution model. Your team builds the view it trusts, and the Reporting agent reports replies, meetings and pipeline.
You pay for what the agents run (execution credits), not per seat. Data, intent and visitor identification are included. The Team plan is $99 a month with 10,000 execution credits and unlimited users, so adding analysts, finance or ops admins does not raise the bill.
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.
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 connect your CRM and see where your records disagree.
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