Network Search
Ask your network anything.
Get one resolved answer.
Search improves when the query runs across one resolved graph instead of fragmented records scattered across CRM, inbox, calendar, and profiles.
Better answers on day one — no heavy rollout required.
The problem
Why search breaks in the current stack
The same person exists as multiple disconnected records. Your team searches for a name and gets fragments.
Current stack
CRMBob Chen — no title, last updated 2024
Gmailbob.chen@acme.com — 14 threads
LinkedInRobert Chen — VP Engineering at Acme
CalendarBob C. — 3 past meetings, no context
Four records. No link between them. No relationship context.
Graph.one
Bob Chen
VP Engineering · Acme Corp · San Francisco
Connection: Sarah (strong — 12 emails, 3 meetings)
Last interaction: Jan 14, 2026
Context: Met at SaaStr, discussed API integration
Sources: Gmail, Calendar, LinkedIn, CRM
One entity. Full context. Ready to act on.
Why graph.one returns a better answer
Graph.one resolves identity before the search runs — so the answer is better, not just faster.
Resolved identity
One person, one entity — even across name variations, email changes, and role transitions. No more guessing which record is current.
Attached context
The answer includes relationship history, team interactions, and meeting context. Not just a contact card.
Team-wide visibility
Search returns results across the whole team's network — not just your inbox. See who on your team already knows someone.