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A working capability
Telha running in your environment, configured for your case type and governance, ready before the next matter arrives.
Design partner programme
Prove the workflow
on one real matter.
Design partners run a representative investigation through Telha end to end (approved mandate, scoped evidence, reconstructed timeline, defensible brief) inside their own environment, with our team alongside.
A bounded engagement: one case type, a named sponsor, clear success criteria.
Four steps, one working capability.
The programme is structured around one concrete case type, the systems required to support it, and an agreed definition of done.
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Workflow reviewMap the matter: allegation, approval route, custodians, systems, evidence classes and expected outputs.
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Deploy in your environmentStand Telha up in your cloud tenancy or data centre, connected to the named source systems.
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Run the caseInvestigate with representative evidence: approved mandate, scoped access, reconstruction, findings.
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Evaluate togetherAssess defensibility, security posture and fit against the success criteria you set on day one.
What you leave with.
The programme ends with a decision, not a demo, and either way, the work is yours to keep.
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A defensible brief
The representative case taken to evidence-backed findings, with provenance attached to every material conclusion.
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A say in the roadmap
Design partners shape what gets built next: connectors, outputs and governance controls follow your workflow.
Good fit
The investigation is important enough to require a better process.
- Evidence spans multiple systems
- Access cannot be open-ended
- Chronology and knowledge state matter
- Findings must be traceable
What to bring
One workflow, one owner and a realistic evidence sample.
- A representative investigation type
- Legal, compliance or audit sponsorship
- Named source systems
- Clear success criteria
Do not wait for the next serious matter to discover the investigation process is fragmented.
Contact
Tell us about the matter.
A short note is enough: the case type, the systems involved and who owns the investigation. We will reply with a proposed agenda for the workflow review.