Your pipeline truth lives in ten systems that don't agree.
SixDegree resolves Salesforce, Stripe, product usage, and support into one live operational graph, derived from your systems of record and kept in sync automatically.
Forecast, renewals, and deal risk. Answered in a sentence, not an afternoon.
- 130+
- systems of record
- 500+
- entity types
- 0
- hand-reconciled spreadsheets
PIPELINE
Which deals slip if we delay the Q3 release?
What you can ask
Questions your CRM can't answer.
Not a document search. These are questions that only resolve when the systems are connected and read together, live.
The product
Watch it answer on a live graph.
No slides, no mockups. This is SixDegree resolving Salesforce, HubSpot, Zendesk, and more, and answering in plain language.
SixDegree providing operational intelligence across Salesforce, HubSpot, Zendesk, and more.
New in SixDegree
Don't just feed your agents. Run them, in your voice.
The graph answers questions. Now SixDegree acts on it for you, autonomously and on a schedule, and shapes every answer with your company's own judgment.
Autonomous agents that act on your live operational intelligence.
Give an agent a goal and a scope. Run it ad hoc, on a schedule, or on an event. Agents can observe or take action, and every run is scoped, budgeted, and fully audited.
- Observe or act
- Scoped permissions
- Budgeted
- Audited
Your tone, ICP, and policy, injected automatically.
Lenses are versioned context that shape how your AI speaks and reasons. Define them once. The right ones apply themselves to every conversation and agent run.
- Voice
- Profiles
- Policy
- Playbook
- Priorities
Why it works
An operational layer, not another data warehouse.
A live graph derived continuously from your systems of record. Available wherever your agents and teams already work.
Live
The graph reflects operational reality continuously, not last week’s snapshot.
Derived
Composed continuously from the systems your teams already run. No spreadsheet to reconcile, no catalog to curate.
Governed
Every query enforces your systems’ own access policies, so each role sees only what it’s entitled to.
Where you work
Ask from Slack, Claude, ChatGPT, or any AI tool your team already uses. No client to install.
SixDegree builds a live graph of how your business actually runs: who owns what, what's active, what's blocked, which deals and renewals are real. Derived from the systems your teams already use. Identity is resolved across systems, so the same customer, service, deal, or owner is coherent wherever they appear, in the CRM, in billing, in support, in the product.
RevOps stops being the integration layer. Every team, and every agent you deploy, reads from the same live source of truth. Decisions made on what's happening right now, not last week's export.
Your CRM tells you what a rep typed. SixDegree tells you what's actually true across every system the account touches.
Metric stores, semantic models, and business glossaries solve real problems: what "active customer" means, which record is the same customer across Salesforce, Stripe, and HubSpot. But they solve it in a curated artifact that sits apart from the systems and drifts the moment the data moves. SixDegree resolves the same thing live: one active customer, one real deal, one owner, derived continuously from the systems themselves. Same problem, solved where the data actually changes.
Why breadth wins
Revenue truth takes more than a CRM.
Salesforce's AI sees Salesforce. Gong sees calls. Every renewal-risk answer SixDegree gives is built from the systems your revenue actually depends on: the ticket queue, the usage data, the incident log, the ledger.
The forecast starts here. It just doesn’t end here.
- Pipeline
- Deals
- Forecast
- Renewals
- Churn
Churn risk lives in tickets and usage, not in the CRM.
- Accounts
- Usage
- Health
- Conversations
- Tickets
Margin and renewals hide in contracts and spend.
- Contracts
- Ownership
- Vendors
- Workflows
- Spend
Deals slip on incidents the pipeline review never sees.
- Services
- Incidents
- Deployments
- Ownership
- Blast radius
One reconciled graph underneath means nobody else's revenue answer includes last week's P1. That is the difference between a forecast and the truth.
Who it's for
Built for RevOps.
One team buys it. Every team ends up living in it. That order matters, and it starts with your revenue org.
Pipeline truth across every system you own.
Deal health mapped against product adoption, support signal, and buyer activity. The forecast risk your CRM holds in silos, resolved into one graph you can query in plain language.
- Forecast risk with the why attached
- Renewals flagged before the QBR
- Champion coverage across every account
Same graph, more teams
The graph your revenue org builds is the one your other teams inherit. Support, engineering, and operations each get their own lens on it, with access scoped per team. No second product, no second rollout.
Design Partner Program · Limited cohort
Ready to see it on your stack?
We're onboarding a small cohort of design partners now.
Why this matters
Operational context is the running picture of what your company sells, builds, supports, and runs: who owns what, what's active, what's at risk, and why. It's the state your teams and your agents need to act. Without it, they're guessing.
The bottleneck isn’t any one system. It’s that none of them see each other.
The truth about an account, a service, or a deal is split across ten tools that never reconcile. Every system holds a fragment. None holds the picture.
Definitions decay. Relationships don’t.
Vector stores capture facts. They can’t trace what connects to what. That’s the difference between retrieving a fact and reasoning to insights and action.
Semantics are discovered, not defined.
The only catalog that stays accurate is one that builds itself, continuously, from the systems you already run. Manual data entry can’t keep pace.
Design Partner Program
Work directly
with the founder.
Your stack. Your integrations. Your hardest cross-system questions drive the roadmap.
- Locked pricing through GA and beyond
- Weekly syncs with the founder
- Custom integrations built in days, not quarters
- First implementation live in 4 weeks
- Direct access to the product roadmap
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