Frequently Asked Questions
Find quick answers to the most common questions about how Graphio works, its features, and data security.
- Product Overview
- How it Works
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What is Graphio?
Metadata-only analytics platform that identifies cross-team execution gaps causing revenue loss. We analyze event patterns from your connected systems to track KPIs, quantify opportunity gaps, and generate Live Workflows that continuously learn optimal patterns. Focus: preventing the 30% of ARR typically lost when handoffs break down. -
What are Live Workflows?
Live Workflows are self-evolving process views generated from your team’s real execution - showing how work actually flows, not how it’s documented.
What makes them “live”:
- Auto-generated from reality (no manual process mapping)
- Learns Success Criteria from historical execution (what patterns consistently correlate with better outcomes)
- Update automatically as teams, tools, and behaviors change
- Expose cross-team handoffs where revenue and retention leak
Two ways Graphio represents workflows (based on the nature of the process):
- Linear processes → Step-by-step Live Workflow (clear sequence, timing, owners)
- Non-linear processes → Rules of Success (a set of measurable criteria that defines “on-track,” even when paths vary)
Result: Always-current visibility into execution vs. intent across teams. -
How does Graphio define “success” for a workflow or handoff?
Graphio derives Success Criteria from your historical data by analyzing which execution patterns reliably correlate with strong outcomes (e.g., faster deal progression, fewer stalled handoffs, faster escalations, healthier renewals).
That “success model” is then used to:
- define what on-track execution looks like (timing, ownership, required signals)
- detect drift early (before it shows up as revenue loss)
- power either a linear step map or Rules of Success, depending on how predictable the flow is
You can also tune these criteria (SLAs, thresholds, acceptable exceptions) so Graphio matches how leadership wants execution measured. -
Do you support only linear processes, or can you handle non-linear execution too?
Both - because real companies run both.
- If your process is repeatable and step-based, Graphio shows a linear Live Workflow with steps, owners, and timing expectations.
- If your process is naturally non-linear (different paths by deal type, tier, urgency, exceptions), Graphio shows Rules of Success - a compact set of measurable criteria that defines “success” regardless of the exact path.
So you get a clear standard for execution even when the real world isn’t a single straight line. -
What problem does Graphio solve?
~30% of ARR is lost in invisible cross-team execution gaps. You can see every deal, task, and ticket - but not the revenue bleeding from broken handoffs.
Common patterns we see on average across our clients:
- 23% of high-value leads sit untouched by Sales
- 31% of closed deals have incomplete CS handoffs
- 38% of urgent escalations get no Product response
Causes: Timing issues, broken workflows, ownership confusion, volume imbalances between teams. -
Who is Graphio for?
Primary users: C-level executives, VPs of Sales/CS/Operations, Customer support leaders, Corp Dev leaders
Best fit:
- Companies with $50M+ ARR (mid-market companies and enterprises)
- 150+ employees across multiple departments
- Multiple Complex cross-team workflows (Sales → CS → Product handoffs)
- Leadership needing strategic oversight without operational micromanagement
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What makes Graphio different?
- Cross-team focus - Track handoffs where 30% of revenue leaks (not single departments). However, Graphio tracks role-level deviations as well.
- Live Workflows - Self-updating process maps (not static dashboards)
- Success Criteria from historical data - defines “what good looks like” based on outcomes, not guesswork
- Metadata-only - Graphio doesn’t process content. Best data security standards (SOC 2 Type 2, HIPAA compliant)
- 2-day launch - No lengthy implementation or manual documentation
- Predictive alerts - Warn before problems impact revenue (not just retrospective reporting)