What does the enterprise graph contain?

A live map of the people, content, projects and activity in your connected apps. Acme uses it to ground every answer and every agent run.

Why does AI need an enterprise graph?

Text alone doesn't say who owns a file, which project it serves or what changed last week. The graph supplies those relationships, so answers stay relevant, current and specific to you.

Can the graph handle questions that span several systems?

Yes. Agents step from one entity to the next, for example from an account to its open tickets to the engineers assigned to them.

Where is my company's graph stored and processed?

Inside the dedicated tenant Acme runs for you. Source permissions sync continuously and are checked again on every query.

What's the link between company and personal graphs?

The company graph adds organization-wide context and each personal graph adds one person's way of working. Acme blends both when ranking and tailoring results.

Do agents I build use the graph automatically?

Yes. Any agent built on Acme reads the graph by default, inheriting company context and permissions with no extra configuration.

The map behind
every answer
your AI gives.

Acme's enterprise graph tracks who works on what, which teams own which projects and how work actually flows, giving AI a wider view of the business than any one person has.

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Deep company understanding

Acme looks past individual files to the relationships between them, building a living picture of your whole company.

A platform for company-wide intelligence

Graph-aware actions let any team assemble agents that draw on shared knowledge, so even multi-system workflows are quick to set up and easy to run.

Personalized assistance

Each person gets an assistant that knows their projects and brings forward what they need next.

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Help AI connect facts the way people do.

A good answer often takes several hops: from a customer to its open tickets to the engineer who owns the fix. The enterprise graph stores those links ahead of time, so AI can travel them in seconds and see patterns a keyword search would miss.

Know the difference between things that look alike.

Every account, product, team and initiative becomes a node with its own history of owners, files, tickets and decisions. Those details are how Acme knows that “Atlas v2” and “Atlas 2.0” are two separate launches with different teams.

A private graph, built inside your own environment.

Good connections depend on good inputs, so Acme reads authorship, edit history and sharing settings alongside the text. Models infer the graph automatically, and all of it runs in a tenant reserved for you.

One graph for the company, one for each person.

The company graph shows how the organization fits together; personal graphs add how each individual gets things done. Agents use both to give help that fits the person asking.

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Give agents a working model of your business.

Linking shared knowledge with individual working patterns reveals the processes your teams follow but rarely write down. The graph updates as roles and projects shift, so agents act on how things work today, not last quarter.

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