Jedify
by Jedify
The context graph for enterprise AI — give agents full business context, not just metadata.
Jedify is a context-graph platform that connects an enterprise's databases, warehouses, SaaS apps, BI tools, and unstructured sources into a single AI-ready context layer so AI agents can reason correctly over business data. It's built for mid-market and large enterprises whose agents lack the decision context a human analyst applies silently.
Jedify builds a 'context graph' — an infrastructure layer that fuses an organization's business logic and data into a single, AI-ready context layer so that AI agents understand the business rather than merely querying it. Unlike a semantic layer that stores metric definitions and SQL abstractions, Jedify's context graph captures decision traces, tribal knowledge, governance precedents, data-lineage signals, and exception history — the operational intelligence a human analyst applies silently. Its automated construction process, Semantic Fusion, mines historical SQL query logs, applies named-entity recognition to unstructured documents, uses BERTopic clustering to surface recurring concepts, and runs co-occurrence analysis to infer entity relationships and resolve conflicting definitions across connected databases, data warehouses and lakes, SaaS apps, BI tools, code, documentation, Slack channels, and meeting recordings. The platform is model-agnostic, updates in real time, inherits row-, column-, and table-level permissions from existing identity systems, and includes observability and governance tooling, with delivery via native data agents plus MCP and A2A servers for third-party agentic apps. Based in New York, Jedify raised a $24M Series A in June 2026 led by Norwest (with Snowflake Ventures as a strategic investor), bringing total funding to roughly $33M, and counts early customers such as Kiteworks and The Weather Company.
At a Glance
- Category
- Enterprise Search & Knowledge
- Pricing
- Contact for pricing
- Target Market
- CDOs, CIOs, Data Engineers, RevOps and Analytics Teams
- Headquarters
- New York, USA
- Customers
- 10–20 early customers
Key Features
- ✓Context graph
Connects entities, relationships, and business logic — including decision traces and tribal knowledge — so agents understand the organization, not just its tables.
- ✓Semantic Fusion
Automated construction that mines SQL logs, applies NER and BERTopic clustering, and runs co-occurrence analysis to model business meaning and resolve definition conflicts.
- ✓Broad data connectors
Native integrations across databases, warehouses and lakes, BI tools, CRMs, code, documentation, Slack, and meeting recordings.
- ✓Permission-aware governance
Inherits row-, column-, and table-level access from identity systems, with observability and data-integrity controls.
- ✓Agent-ready delivery
Native data agents plus MCP and A2A servers let third-party agentic applications consume the context graph.
Capabilities
Use Cases
- •Accurate agentic analytics
AI agents answer natural-language business questions correctly by reasoning over the context graph instead of raw metadata.
- •Unify a fragmented data stack
Enterprises with multiple warehouses and SaaS systems consolidate meaning and definitions into one governed context layer.
- •Governed self-service
Teams get permission-aware, lineage-backed answers without exposing data beyond a user's access rights.
Ideal For
Best For
- ✓Grounding enterprise AI agents in business-specific context
- ✓Unifying scattered data warehouses, SaaS, and unstructured knowledge into one context layer
- ✓Governed, permission-aware natural-language analytics
Market & Ratings
10–20 early customers
Market Analysis
Pros
- ✓Targets a real gap — agents that lack business context produce wrong answers
- ✓Strong governance/permission model for enterprise data
- ✓Strategic backing and integration from Snowflake Ventures
Cons
- ✗Early-stage with a small (10–20) customer base
- ✗Value depends on the maturity and cleanliness of the connected data stack
Pricing
Enterprise
Contact for pricing
- ✓Context graph across connected data sources
- ✓Semantic Fusion construction
- ✓Governance, permissions, and observability
- ✓Native agents plus MCP/A2A servers
Sources
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