Network OS
Use the full Graph One product with your team
Find people, inspect relationship context, and keep the next step in shared Tables or Boards inside Graph One.
See Network OSHow Graph One works
Start with supported Google or Microsoft accounts and supported LinkedIn or X archive imports. Review how Graph One links identifiers into people, exposes uncertain pairs, finds paths and Search results, then keeps the answer in Tables or Boards.
The result
The team can find a person, inspect why the result or route may be useful, and give the next action an owner without moving the work into a separate copy.
Source data, history, refresh rules, and permissions vary by connection. Network OS and Kernel set who owns the interface; Kernel account, integration, deployment, and support terms need an agreed scope.
One source-to-work sequence
Connect a supported source, review identity, find a person or route, and keep the answer in work the team can own. Every view below uses local sample data.
Sources
Google and Microsoft accounts and supported LinkedIn or X archive imports have different history, refresh and permission rules. The status parts below are the same parts a signed-in team reviews.
Supported account
Supported account
Supported archive
Supported archive
Current source-status parts · Local sample data. History, refresh, available records, and required rights vary by source and account.
Identity
Canonical ID can link supported identifiers into one person. When the evidence is uncertain, the team can review the pair instead of treating an automatic match as final.
Paths and Search
Inspect direct and indirect relationship context, build an exact query, or review an evaluative result and its reason. Graph One supplies evidence; the team keeps the judgement.
Shared work
Keep fields, owner, next step, comments, activity and access beside the linked person or organisation instead of sending a copy to another tool.
Product boundary
The result and work model stay the same; the customer choice is where the Graph One interface sits.
Network OS
Find people, inspect relationship context, and keep the next step in shared Tables or Boards inside Graph One.
See Network OSKernel
Map Graph One's current people, Search, Table, Board and OAuth services to your customer flow, then agree data, integration, deployment and support terms.
Review KernelCheck which sources you can connect, how sharing and protection work, and whether your team needs Network OS or Kernel.