AI Sales Rep
Uses product, customer, occasion, and policy context to answer a shopper’s question with evidence behind the recommendation.
Explore applicationOne shared layer for how the enterprise understands its data
Your systems hold the facts. The Context Layer adds what they mean.
Build context once. Use it everywhere.
BusinessIQ
Connects operational metrics to shared business definitions, so teams can see why a number changed and which context shaped it.
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Agentic Commerce Feed
Publishes governed product data to the Agentic Commerce Protocol (ACP) and the Universal Commerce Protocol (UCP), so AI shopping agents can read it without reinterpreting the source.
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The fourth application does not start from zero.
It can reuse the same concepts, relationships, trust rules, and history. The new work is deciding what context it needs—not rebuilding what the enterprise already knows.
Explore how it worksWhat the Context Layer does
Book a demoStable concept IDs
Applications refer to a durable concept rather than depending on labels that may change between teams or systems.
Traceable assertions
Every interpretation carries its source, evidence, confidence, owner, and status so a person can inspect how it was formed.
Thin semantic graph
Only useful business relationships are stored in the graph. Exact records, similarity search, and learning memory keep their own roles.
Governance states
Assertions move through proposed, accepted, rejected, and superseded states instead of silently becoming permanent truth.
Context contracts
Each application declares the fields, relationships, freshness, and provenance it needs. The output stays predictable as sources change.
Change impact
A changed source, definition, or assertion can be traced to the applications and generated fields that depend on it.
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