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Behavioral data products for enterprise teams
BGraph supplies privacy-secured clickstream, AI search intelligence, and model-ready behavioral signals for research, ranking, retrieval, forecasting, and market decisions.
Commercial terms Verified per scope, coverage, cadence, and permitted use.
Choose a product, a business question, or an industry. Each page lists the available signals, delivery options, boundaries, and next step.
Choose an events feed, aggregate, feature set, or research extract.
Begin with the decision your team needs to make.
See how the same signal changes across six markets.
Cited research from Pew Research Center, Similarweb, and other public sources tracks AI adoption and referral traffic. These figures describe the market. They are not BGraph coverage or volume.
Open Research HubUse roughly doubled from 2023 to 2025. The 2026 survey expanded the question to include other chatbots, so that point is marked separately.
Source: Pew Research Center ↗Year-over-year change during the U.S. 2025 holiday season. Adobe reports that its retail analysis covers more than 1 trillion visits.
Source: Adobe Digital Insights ↗+357% YoYAI referrals in June 2025
AI referrals were about 0.6% of Google referral volume in this estimate. The signal is growing fast, but classic search still sets the scale.
Source: Similarweb ↗First-party analytics begins when someone reaches your property. The decision may have started days earlier across search, publishers, competitors, and AI tools.
BGraph links those steps at market level, so a team can compare paths, repeated research, category shifts, and points of exit.
Talk to our data teamInspect the searches, comparisons, and repeat visits that occur before a final click.
Compare audience, category, and competitor signals across the same time window.
Every output records the market, cohort, time window, and approved use.
Pick a feed or aggregate. We confirm fields, geography, cadence, and controls before delivery.
Receive structured behavioral events for market research, journey analysis, forecasting, and model development.
View product ↗02Analyze discovery, research, comparison, and action through aggregated digital journey patterns.
View product ↗03Measure AI platform adoption, category movement, channel shifts, and downstream behavior using aggregated signals.
View product ↗04Connect approved query classes to clicked domains, destination categories, and later journey stages for search analysis and model development.
View product ↗05Track attention, overlap, discovery sources, and category movement across defined digital markets.
View product ↗06Use aggregated sequences, graph edges, labels, and temporal features in ranking, forecasting, and recommendation systems.
View product ↗07Define a market question and receive a focused dataset, analysis, or recurring research output.
View product ↗Choose the business question first. Each guide shows which signals and outputs fit it.
Track the searches, sites, and repeat visits that appear before demand reaches sales reports.
↗Compare brands, products, and acquisition paths using observed browsing patterns alongside survey data.
↗Shape query-to-click paths, journey sequences, and graph features for ranking, retrieval, recommendation, and evaluation.
↗Watch category research, repeat visits, and competitor overlap for early changes in demand.
↗Open an industry page for its common questions, usable signals, and coverage limits.
Scoping begins with one decision, a market, and the evidence your team can use.
Name the decision, market, and audience.
Choose events and link them into ordered journeys or market aggregates.
Receive approved fields in the agreed format and cadence.
Check the signal against the question and document its limits.
A behavior graph links digital events into an ordered journey. It shows movement between searches, sites, categories, and decisions over time.
Delivery can use API, Parquet, CSV, or JSON. We match the approved fields, cadence, geography, and taxonomy to the buyer's existing workflow.
Yes. We can scope the data around an industry, domain set, cohort, geography, or business question. Available coverage is checked before a sample is prepared.
Products use aggregated, privacy-secured signals and documented cohort rules. BGraph does not sell identity profiles or position group-level evidence as a record of one person.