Context Graph
Represent customers, products, offers, events and policies as connected entities — preserving relationships that flat profiles lose.
DecisionNerve is a graph-native AI decisioning layer for customer experiences. It connects signals, products, offers and business rules into a living context graph — then reasons over that context to determine the next best action.
High intent · Eligible · Mobile preferred
Traditional decision engines evaluate isolated rules. DecisionNerve is designed to reason across connected context: who the customer is, what they did, what they own, what they qualify for, and what should happen next.
Represent customers, products, offers, events and policies as connected entities — preserving relationships that flat profiles lose.
Use AI reasoning over the resolved context to rank candidate actions and explain why a decision fits this customer, right now.
Keep eligibility, suppression and policy constraints deterministic while allowing AI to reason inside clearly defined boundaries.
Return a decision through an API so the next action can be activated across web, mobile, CRM or campaign channels.
Events, profile, transactions, product usage.
Resolve entities, relationships and current context.
Evaluate intent, candidate actions and constraints.
Return the next best action with an explanation.
{
"customer": "C-1042",
"signals": ["viewed_upgrade", "support_contact"],
"owns": ["Core Plan"],
"eligible_for": ["Plus", "Retention B"],
"preferred_channel": "mobile"
}Why: upgrade intent is high, recent support friction increases churn risk, and the customer is eligible for a mobile-first retention offer.
DecisionNerve is an early-stage product concept currently in prototype. The goal is to combine graph-based context with AI reasoning so teams can build customer decisions that are more contextual, explainable and adaptable.
The first prototype focuses on next-best-action and next-best-experience use cases for customer engagement.