Org charts that stay alive

Describe an organization in plain English. DealGraph builds the chart, tracks every relationship, and tells you when your intel goes stale.

Sarah Chen is CEO at Meridian. Tom Park reports to her as VP Sales. I spoke to Tom last week, he's warm on our proposal. Lisa Ruiz is Director of Eng under Sarah, haven't talked to her since October.
Sarah Chen
CEO, Meridian
New
Tom Park
VP Sales
Warm • 5d ago
Lisa Ruiz
Director of Engineering
Stale • 5mo

Your org charts are dead on arrival

You spend 30 minutes mapping a prospect's org in a spreadsheet. By next quarter, half the people changed roles. You find out mid-call.

10+
Average B2B buying committee size
34%
of contacts change roles yearly
0
tools that auto-fix this

Built for how you actually work

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Talk, don't click

Describe the org in plain English. "Maria reports to Dave, who runs EMEA Sales." DealGraph parses it into a structured chart instantly. No drag-and-drop, no templates.

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Staleness alerts

Every contact gets a freshness score. When someone changes jobs, gets promoted, or you simply haven't reached out in too long, DealGraph flags it before your next meeting.

LinkedIn auto-sync

Title changes, company moves, new roles. DealGraph watches LinkedIn so your charts reflect reality, not last quarter's snapshot.

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Sentiment tracking

Tag each contact as champion, neutral, or blocker. Track how warmth changes over time. Know who to call before a deal goes sideways.

Relationships are the only moat in sales

CRMs track deals. Spreadsheets track names. But nobody tracks the actual web of human relationships that make or break every enterprise deal. DealGraph does. Because the seller who knows the org best wins the deal.