Dun & Bradstreet brings its Commercial Graph to Amazon Quick through MCP
Dun & Bradstreet made the D&B Commercial Graph available inside Amazon Quick for prospecting, account research and audience targeting via the Model Context Protocol.
Dun and Bradstreet announced on June 16, 2026 that the D&B Commercial Graph is available in Amazon Quick, which the company calls an AI assistant for work. The connection uses the Model Context Protocol, so Quick users can query D&B business identity, ownership and relationship data without leaving their workflow. The release lists sales, marketing, finance, compliance and procurement uses and describes the delivery model as headless.
The details
- The Commercial Graph connects what D&B describes as hundreds of millions of business entities and their relationships worldwide.
- Sales and marketing uses listed are identifying and prioritizing prospects, researching customers and buying organizations, finding growth opportunities and improving audience targeting through natural-language prompts.
- Finance, compliance and procurement uses listed are assessing risk and verifying business relationships at scale.
- Chief data officer Gary Kotovets is quoted, and the release was datelined Jacksonville, Florida.
Context
The release says the Amazon Quick integration continues a series of initiatives that make D&B data available where customers build AI, though it names no earlier integrations. Our coverage shows a Microsoft 365 Copilot connector on June 2, 2026. After the Amazon Quick release, D&B launched Commercial Graph and Risk connectors in Perplexity in August and began feeding data into Microsoft Copilot Studio and Dynamics 365 Sales agents in September. Each of these places D&B data inside a third-party AI platform. D&B originated the D-U-N-S Number in 1963 and has operated since 1841.
Not disclosed
- Pricing
- General availability date and regions
- Whether a separate D&B license is required
- Vendor
Dun & Bradstreet- Category
- Data & Enrichment
- Announcement type
- Partnership
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