Enterprise knowledge search
Give employees one interface for finding information across documents, SaaS applications, support systems, and structured data.
Independent tool overview
Graft is an enterprise intelligence platform that connects company data and documents so teams can search, ask questions, summarize, extract, classify, predict, and build AI-assisted workflows.
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Overview
Graft is designed for organizations that want to apply AI to internal knowledge and operational data without building every data pipeline, retrieval system, model integration, and user interface themselves. It connects business systems and documents, then exposes that information through search, conversational answers, generative workflows, predictive classification, and APIs.
The platform advertises more than 150 data integrations, including systems such as Slack, Google Drive, Salesforce, Jira, Confluence, Zendesk, Amazon S3, Snowflake, MongoDB, and GitHub. Teams can add business-specific instructions, labels, feedback, and chained steps to make the resulting apps more relevant to their own processes.
Graft is best evaluated as an enterprise platform rather than a lightweight chat subscription. A successful rollout depends on source permissions, content quality, ownership, evaluation, and adoption—not merely connecting a model to a document repository.
Use cases
The strongest fit depends on the job you need the product to complete, not the size of its feature list.
Give employees one interface for finding information across documents, SaaS applications, support systems, and structured data.
Summarize, extract, classify, and generate content from large collections of business documents.
Combine retrieval, predictions, prompts, feedback, and APIs into repeatable processes for support, analytics, and internal operations.
Capabilities
Bring knowledge from many company systems into a shared search and AI experience.
Ask questions in natural language and follow links back to the underlying company documents or data.
Use semantic retrieval, metadata filters, and generated SQL where appropriate to answer different kinds of questions.
Create first drafts, extract information, summarize files, and classify items such as tickets, feedback, or emails.
Use corrections and team feedback to tune classifications and improve application behavior over time.
Use different foundation models for different jobs and integrate Graft capabilities into other systems through APIs.
Process
Step 1
Start with a bounded workflow such as support-answer retrieval, policy search, or feedback classification and define a quality baseline.
Step 2
Add only the required systems, preserve access controls, and identify owners for stale, conflicting, or sensitive content.
Step 3
Teach the application the needed labels and instructions, then test answers and predictions against a representative review set.
Step 4
Launch to a controlled group, review source quality and failure cases, and expand only after accuracy and adoption meet the target.
Cost
Graft's public materials describe Starter, Grow, and Enterprise-style offerings, but they do not present one clearly current, unified price list across the site. Treat pricing as plan or quote based and confirm seats, AI-request allowances, integration needs, API access, support, and contract terms directly with Graft before purchasing.
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An entry configuration for a small team beginning with a limited number of seats and AI requests.
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A broader team plan with higher usage and additional reporting or integration capabilities.
Custom quote
A customized deployment for larger organizations with governance, security, scale, and service requirements.
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Assessment
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Graft is an enterprise intelligence platform for connecting business data and documents to search, conversational Q&A, summarization, extraction, classification, generation, and API-based workflows.
Graft advertises more than 150 integrations. Its public examples include Slack, Google Drive, Salesforce, Jira, Confluence, Zendesk, Amazon S3, Snowflake, MongoDB, GitHub, PDFs, and custom APIs.
Graft's public site does not provide one clearly current unified price list. Confirm the current plan, seat, usage, API, support, and contract terms directly with Graft.
Graft's security page says it does not use customer data to train its models and that models trained for a customer's apps and use cases are accessible only by that customer's team.
Graft states that it is SOC 2 Type II compliant. Its security page says the report is available to Enterprise customers under NDA.
Yes. Graft says its conversational workflow can translate certain questions into SQL and combine that with semantic search and metadata filtering across connected sources.
Bottom line
Graft is most compelling for organizations that need more than a document chatbot and are willing to operationalize data access, evaluation, and governance. Its combination of enterprise search, source-linked Q&A, generative apps, predictive workflows, and APIs is broad. Buyers should run a scoped pilot and obtain a written price and implementation plan before committing.
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