Enterprises today are fragmented by layers of legacy systems – ERP, CRM, supply chain, logistics, finance and compliance – all designed for internal optimization, not network-wide collaboration. Each system maintains its own version of the truth, creating inconsistencies and blind spots that become painfully visible during periods of disruption. When a supplier fails to deliver or customer demand spikes, information is scattered across spreadsheets, emails and siloed tools, forcing teams to reconcile manually and make decisions with incomplete data.

Sygence NexNet’s Unified Data Graph solves this foundational problem. It acts as a network-level data layer that connects every entity – customers, suppliers, facilities, products, orders and external signals – into a single, contextual model. Rather than duplicating data, the graph synchronizes information across the extended value chain, preserving lineage and context. This gives all participants access to a continuously updated, trusted version of reality that reflects what is happening now, not what happened last week.

With this foundation in place, companies can see interdependencies across multiple tiers, identify ripple effects of events and align decisions across planning, execution and finance functions. The Unified Data Graph enables every workflow to run on the same source of truth, eliminating data reconciliation overhead and drastically improving coordination.