Demand Graph. Continuous GTM runtime that turns public buying intent into pipeline — without static lists. This page is one entry point into the runtime — every continuous revenue orchestration infrastructure thread on this page is operated from Today inside the platform.
Continuous Revenue Orchestration Infrastructure
Continuous GTM orchestration — revenue infrastructure, not campaign bursts
Continuous GTM runtime that turns public buying intent into pipeline — without static lists.
Always-on vs quarterly campaigns
Campaign thinking optimizes for launch moments. Continuous orchestration optimizes for every evaluation thread, pricing visit, and form moment — ranked in Today, governed by policy, attributed in Pipeline.
Closed loop by design
Each demand item carries provenance: intake source, intent score, draft, page, click, signup, MRR. Recipes promote what converted; failed patterns decay — the runtime learns without a separate BI project.
Enterprise depth, PLG entry
Team RBAC, signed webhooks, integration health, and Scale SSO roadmap for serious programs. Free tier proves the loop before procurement — same architecture, not a demo sandbox.
FAQ
- What does continuous orchestration mean in Wavly?
- Six runtime subsystems run on a schedule: campaign runtime, workers, planner, attribution graph, event log, and Recipes pool. Operators approve outbound; the runtime handles intake, scoring, and attribution continuously.
- Do we replace HubSpot or Salesforce?
- No. Wavly is upstream intelligence and orchestration for public intent. CRM mirror and webhooks push outcomes into your system of record.
- How does this relate to the Demand Graph?
- The Demand Graph is the fused data layer; continuous orchestration is what runs on top — queue, drafts, pages, and attributed revenue on one customer ID.