Cross-functional evaluation.
Across was assessed against enterprise workflows spanning multiple teams, systems, and operating constraints.
Across connected sales, engineering, procurement, and operations under a high enterprise security bar, proven in a three-week proof of concept.
Across made it through the rooms enterprise AI vendors have to survive: IT, InfoSec, risk, and executive sponsorship from the Chief Automation Officer.
Across was assessed against enterprise workflows spanning multiple teams, systems, and operating constraints.
The security posture had to satisfy the enterprise bar before the workflow could move toward production use.
The work maps to an executive automation mandate, not a one-off team experiment or isolated pilot.
In the proof of concept, one reasoning graph spanned sales, engineering, procurement, fulfillment, and operations so each function could work from the same governed context.
Account history, commitments, objections, and next steps stay attached.
Technical answers draw from approved documents and current product state.
Security, vendor, compliance, and approval requirements remain visible.
Execution context can move across teams without rebuilding the story.
Four numbers from the proof of concept.
Measured across 6,000+ documents.
Supports structured enterprise sales execution.
Turns conversations into traceable follow-through.
Stood up and validated on real workflows in three weeks.
Client anonymised. Deployment is in progress, so the figures above reflect proof-of-concept evaluations and intended outcomes, not guaranteed results. Connectors are scoped and built per engagement.
Across remembers every interaction, every nuance, every objection, and uses that to guide our reps in real time. It's like having a strategist embedded in every deal.
Governance is part of the product, not a deployment surprise.
Access control respects sensitive enterprise data boundaries and workflow ownership.
Reasoning paths remain inspectable, auditable, and connected to source evidence.
Enterprise trust requirements are treated as deployment infrastructure.
Customer environments can be isolated for enterprise control and operational assurance.
Bring Across into one workflow where memory matters, review matters, and the next action cannot be guessed from a single prompt: payables, a sprint team, a book of accounts.