Graph design
Ontology designed around your domain — neither generic nor over-engineered — built on the entity definitions from your entity architecture.
Services / Search
Your business as a graph.
A knowledge graph turns disconnected content and data into a structured network of entities and relationships — your products, topics, people, places, and how they connect — queryable by your team, your site search, and external AI systems alike.
What's included
IncludedConnected intelligence.
From spreadsheet chaos to a queryable model of your business.
Content ingestion
Your existing content and data mapped into the graph automatically, with quality controls.
Query interfaces
APIs and natural-language interfaces so humans and agents can ask the graph questions.
Agent exposure
The graph published as a machine-readable endpoint for external AI systems.
How it works
Modeled, populated, queried.
We build the graph around real questions, not abstract completeness.
01
Model
We design the ontology from the questions you need answered.
02
Populate
Ingestion pipelines fill the graph from your content, CRM, and data sources.
03
Activate
Search, recommendations, and agent endpoints go live on top of the graph.
Before you build.
Questions, answered.
What goes into a marketing knowledge graph? +
Your entities (products, topics, people, places), their attributes, the relationships between them, and provenance — where each fact came from and when. If a fact can’t cite its source, it doesn’t go in.
What does this enable that schema markup doesn’t? +
Schema describes individual pages. A graph connects them: answer relationship questions (“which products solve X?”), power site search that understands meaning, and ground AI answers in your own verified facts instead of model guesses.
What technology do you build on? +
Open standards (RDF, SPARQL, JSON-LD) and pragmatic stores, chosen for your scale, not for fashion. You own all of it.
Do we need a knowledge graph if we have a database? +
A database stores rows; a knowledge graph stores meaning. If you need to answer relationship questions, or be understood by AI, the graph earns its keep.
How do we keep it current? +
Ingestion pipelines update the graph as your content and data change, it's a living system, not a one-time build.
Make the next move yours.
Tell us where it breaks.
60 questions · 10 infrastructure domains · 12–15 minutes · 0–100 score with prioritized recommendations. Next: entity architecture and SchemaGraph.