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Three ways to activate the Fabric

HG Copilots

Copilots and built-in agentic workflows for fast GTM execution and decision

  • Market Analyzer
  • Data Studio
  • Sales Copilot

HG Agents

Pre-built agents that execute GTM tasks autonomously

HG MCP Server

Access to Fabric, supported by extensive tools for customer-built Agents and MCP clients

Fabric

Connected contextual intelligence built on the HG Company ID

Why the join key matters for AI

Every signal and every record is mapped to one HG company entity — across subsidiaries, corporate hierarchies and buying centers worldwide. That mapping took years to build and is maintained continuously. It is what lets an agent see a coherent account instead of a pile of disconnected signals.

Context arrives connected

Technographics, intent, spend and contacts for one account come through as a single resolved company, not four sources to match on name and domain.

Fewer joins, fewer errors

Entity resolution is the step where most pipelines break. It is done before the data reaches you, so the model is not reasoning over duplicates.

Less room to hallucinate

When the grounding context is complete and consistent for an account, the model has less reason to fill gaps with invention.