GraphQL is gaining popularity as a potential replacement for REST APIs, and its role in the future of digital businesses and processes is becoming increasingly relevant. As organizations scale and teams collaborate across departments and regions, establishing clear interfaces and managing complexity becomes crucial. Domain-Driven Design principles can be applied to bridge this gap by defining domains and ubiquitous language, enabling consistent collaboration between domain experts and software developers. GraphQL's schema definition capabilities make it a natural fit for domain modeling, providing a standardized way of exposing APIs and defining interaction modality. The GraphQL ecosystem offers solutions that facilitate setting up domain models from scratch, including platforms like Contentful and Prisma, which enable the creation of general-purpose domains. By adopting GraphQL and domain-driven architecture, teams can iterate at fast pace, define new domains, and expose them as interfaces with other teams, ultimately bridging the organization's structure and technology in a way that is both functional and consistently designed.