Dun & Bradstreet announced Graph Connector availability in Microsoft 365 Copilot, providing no-cost access to a curated sample of verified business data from the D&B Commercial Graph to support AI-powered workflows.
The connector provides access to foundational information on tens of thousands of global public and private companies, including company summaries, location, contact information, and ranges for employee count and annual revenue, allowing organizations to ground AI-generated insights in verified business context.
Graph Connector enables exploratory and early-stage use cases including sales and marketing targeting, market and competitive research, and supplier and partner discovery, with the ability to move from Copilot exploration to deeper datasets and analytics across broader applications.
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