The Data Moat
Six layers of defensibility, compounding monthly.
The PYRAMYD Product Graph is the most comprehensive, structured, and continuously refreshed knowledge base of enterprise software ever assembled.
The Six Layers
Volume. Velocity. Variety. Governance. Network effects. AI specialization.
Each layer reinforces the others. Together they form a moat that gets deeper every week — not narrower.
Velocity
Variety
Governance
Network Effects
AI Specialization
Internal estimate: 12–24 months and $1–3M of focused engineering + data acquisition spend to replicate from scratch.
Live Today
What's actually in the graph, right now.
These aren't roadmap numbers. Every figure here is queryable on the platform today.
252,000+
Enterprise software products tracked across 2,606 categories
2.5M+
Aggregated software reviews from 200+ review sources
1,000+
Live signal sources, refreshed on per-source cadence
88
Universal node types across the entire graph schema
200+
Pre-transformed connectors, 183 bi-directional
3.08×
Live query speedup vs. baseline (2,519ms → 818ms)
88 Universal Node Types
Every entity in enterprise software, typed and connected.
The graph schema is the moat. Eight functional groups span vendor data, category taxonomy, signals, buyers, commercial flows, RFX assets, and workflow audit — and every edge between them is a query the graph can answer.
Vendor & Product Core
Vendors · Products · Releases · Pricing · Plans
Category & Taxonomy
Categories · Sub-categories · Industries · Job functions
Capability & Feature
Capabilities · Features · Connectors · Compliance certs
Signals & Evidence
Reviews · Funding · Hiring · Releases · Press · Awards
Buyer & Market
Personas · Use cases · Segments · ICPs · Geographies
Commercial & Account
Accounts · Opportunities · Renewals · Wins · Losses
RFX Assets
RFPs · Questions · Approved answers · Battle cards
Workflows & Audit
Workspaces · Workflows · Citations · Provenance · Logs
Every Signal Cited
Provenance is not optional.
Every node and every signal carries the metadata regulators want and the metadata sales leaders need: source, time, model, confidence, verification status.
Source URL
Every signal links back to the real source — a press release, a review, a vendor changelog, a regulatory filing.
Retrieval Timestamp
When the signal was captured. When it was last re-verified. When the source itself was updated.
Model + Version
Which model wrote the enrichment. Prompt version. Token count. Cost. Confidence score per field.
Verification Status
verified · needs_review · disputed. A 2-gate audit (completeness + content) before any row reaches APEX.
When a customer asks "where did this come from?" they have a defensible, regulator-ready answer.
See the graph live in your category.
In 30 minutes we'll pull live data for your top 5 competitors, walk the graph, and show APEX answer a multi-hop question with every citation traceable to source.
