Memory Graph unifies your data into entities, relationships, and timelines, updated in real time and ready for any agent via MCP.
T he volume of information your company produces grows on its own, without anyone deciding it should.
The context an agent can use does not grow with it. It depends on someone having connected the source, resolved that the customer in the CRM is the one in the help desk, rebuilt the order of events and kept all of it current. That work is manual, and it does not scale at the same speed.
The distance between the two curves is the Context Gap. It is where AI answers with the wrong record, cites the superseded document, or simply does not know. Memory Graph exists to close it.
From raw data to agent query in three automated steps, with no code required.
You describe your business entities in YAML: Customer, Contract, Product, Ticket.
Reads the Data Catalog, resolves entities across systems, and writes to the graph in seconds.
The graph becomes MCP Tools: search_entity, get_entity_context, run_cypher. Any agent uses it directly.
The agent queries the graph over MCP and answers with the right record, already resolved across sources, instead of walking each system.
Which enterprise accounts are at renewal risk this quarter?
Three accounts carry the risk. ACME is down 60% in usage, opened 5 billing tickets and paid its last two invoices late. It renews in 45 days. BetaCorp and Nordis repeat the pattern, at an earlier stage. All three sit with the same CSM.
The same graph, queried by different teams.
Campaigns, organic ranking and media spend in one context. Ask what changed this week without exporting five dashboards.
Before the agent opens the ticket, it already has full context: active contracts, payment history, previous tickets, NPS, CSM activity.
SDR asks the agent about a lead and receives who the decision-maker is, the current stack, and who bought at similar companies.
The team queries one graph over MCP instead of maintaining connectors for every system. The ontology is versioned in Git, and lineage says where each attribute came from.
Book a 30-minute demo. We show Strattum running on data like yours, in the architecture your company can deploy.