The live revenue graph
Your CRM sees the deal. SixDegree sees everything that can change it.
SixDegree connects CRM, support, product usage, billing, conversations, and engineering so revenue teams catch forecast and renewal risk before it becomes a surprise—even when the CRM still says commit.
Start read-only. Keep your existing systems. Trace every answer to its source.
Meridian Systems
$1.2M renewal · 47 days remaining
CRM stage: Commit
Connected observations
SalesforceCommit
MixpanelUsage down 31%Risk signal
Zendesk2 open P1sRisk signal
JiraDelayed 18 daysRisk signal
Revenue risk detected outside CRM
CRM status remains Commit
Why CRM misses risk
The CRM isn’t wrong. It’s incomplete.
The CRM records the opportunity. It does not automatically know that product usage fell, a support escalation opened, a champion left, billing changed, or a required capability slipped.
Each source is accurate about its own slice of the business. SixDegree connects those observations to the accounts, opportunities, renewals, and owners they affect.
Source event
Revenue consequence
- Support escalation leads to Renewal risk
- Usage decline leads to Account risk
- Billing discrepancy leads to ARR risk
- Engineering delay leads to Pipeline risk
- Champion departure leads to Deal risk
The event can happen anywhere in the business. The revenue consequence belongs in the same picture.
What becomes answerable
Ask the questions your CRM can’t answer alone.
Which commit deals carry risk outside the CRM?
Sources: CRM · Support · Product · Conversations
Which healthy renewals have declining usage or unresolved escalations?
Sources: CRM · Product · Support
Where does contracted ARR disagree with billing?
Sources: CRM · Billing
What pipeline depends on engineering work that slipped?
Sources: Engineering · Product · CRM
Watch it answer on a live graph.
No slides. No mockups.
SixDegree resolving an account across Salesforce, HubSpot, Zendesk, and more.
The platform underneath
Revenue is the first view of a much larger graph.
Revenue questions already cross customers, conversations, support, product, finance, and engineering. SixDegree resolves those shared entities and relationships once, then makes the resulting context available to every authorized team and agent.
Start with the forecast and renewals. Expand without building another disconnected data or context layer.
Existing systems
- CRM
- Support
- Product
- Billing
- Conversations
- Engineering
Resolved into one graph
SixDegree operational graph
- Entities
- Relationships
- Observations
- Provenance
Accounts, people, opportunities, products, issues, and invoices—resolved across the systems that describe them.
Available to authorized teams and agents
Teams and agents
- RevenueFirst application
- Support
- Operations
- AI agents
- Resolve once
- Records from different systems become shared operational entities and relationships.
- Preserve the evidence
- Every observation retains its source and can disagree with another source without being overwritten.
- Serve every authorized user and agent
- Teams and agents query the same graph inside their permitted access boundaries.
The first use case creates the foundation for the next one.
Deployment and control
Start read-only. Expand when the context earns trust.
Connect the systems you choose without replacing them. SixDegree resolves their records into an operational graph while preserving where each observation came from and who is permitted to use it.
01Connect
Choose the systems and workflow.
Begin with the sources behind one revenue question, such as forecast risk, renewal health, or contracted ARR versus billing.
02Resolve
Build the operational graph.
SixDegree resolves records into shared entities and relationships while preserving each source observation and its provenance.
03Validate
Review the context with the team.
Start with read-only answers. Confirm that the graph reflects the accounts, opportunities, risks, and relationships your revenue team recognizes.
04Expand
Add monitoring and permitted actions.
Introduce agents, triggers, and write actions deliberately, inside explicit identity, scope, budget, approval, and audit boundaries.
Controls that apply at every stage
- Source provenance
- Every observation retains the system that reported it.
- Scoped access
- Each user or agent operates inside explicit access boundaries.
- Approval boundaries
- Write actions are enabled deliberately and higher-risk actions can require approval.
- Auditable activity
- Agent runs retain what was read, concluded, and acted on.
The graph can become more useful without becoming less controlled.
See it on your stack
Bring us one revenue question your CRM can’t answer.
Choose a forecast, renewal, or revenue-reconciliation question. We’ll map the systems behind it and show how SixDegree resolves the accounts, signals, and relationships your CRM cannot see alone.
What we’ll cover
The question
Start with a revenue decision your team makes today.
The systems
Identify where the relevant account, product, support, billing, conversation, and engineering signals live.
The graph
Show what becomes answerable when those records are resolved into shared entities and relationships.
Start read-only. Keep your existing systems. Trace every answer to its source.