60x.ai builds enterprise AI systems that unify scattered company data into a single, searchable knowledge graph. The company helps large organizations deploy custom AI solutions that understand their specific business context, enabling faster and more accurate workflows.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Enterprise knowledge is trapped across disconnected systems—email chains, drives, CRM tools, and employee expertise—leaving standard AI models with zero context about a specific business. When key employees leave, their relationships and institutional knowledge vanish, and no single system can see the full picture across these siloed data sources.
Solution
60x.ai builds a Unified Knowledge Layer that connects CRM, email, documents, and reports into a living knowledge graph, creating an "AI Brain" that understands a company's specific context. The company provides end-to-end autonomous systems that automate real enterprise work, starting with strategy and architecture mapping before deployment. Their approach focuses on solving data retrieval problems rather than storage issues, with systems deployed in days, not quarters. The AI Brain improves with every interaction, making workflows faster and more accurate while requiring zero management overhead from the client.
Target Audience
Primary customers are FTSE 100 enterprises and large organizations in private equity, financial services, and consulting industries that need to automate complex workflows and preserve institutional knowledge.
Features
- Enterprise knowledge graph architecture that turns siloed company data into a searchable, always-updating AI Brain
- Full delivery model including strategy, infrastructure, custom builds, and ongoing support
- Fractional CAIO service that identifies high-ROI automation opportunities and aligns leadership on sequencing
- Real software deployment with zero management overhead, not slide-deck consulting
- Primary working documents synced into the AI Brain without requiring changes to existing file storage methods
- Goal-setting capabilities demonstrated through linked-note workshops that capture institutional knowledge