Source-native evidence
Slack remains a conversation. ServiceNow remains an incident. Versions, relationships and provenance stay intact.
The platform
One controlled workspace for authorising the investigation, connecting the evidence, reconstructing the matter and proving the outcome.
Telha is organised around the case, not the search box.
Describe the allegation, purpose and proposed scope.
Authorised reviewers grant a time-limited mandate.
Admit only the evidence permitted by the case.
Connect events, people, records and decisions.
Produce evidence-backed findings and a defensible brief.
The surfaces investigators work in, from the first request to the final brief. Illustrative previews: product screenshots to follow.
Telha continuously ingests and versions business communication into one searchable index: entities linked, chronology preserved. Access opens only inside an approved case.
The request captures purpose, custodians, systems, date range and expiry. Approvers grant a time-limited mandate that becomes the enforceable boundary of the case.
Only evidence permitted by the mandate can enter the case. Each item arrives source-native, with versions, participants, timestamps and hashes preserved.
Connect events across systems and separate when something happened, when it was recorded, and when the organisation learned of it.
Each conclusion stays linked to its supporting, contradictory and missing evidence, and exports as a defensible brief.
Keep the archive and eDiscovery tools you already trust. Telha adds the governed investigation layer.
Slack remains a conversation. ServiceNow remains an incident. Versions, relationships and provenance stay intact.
Separate when an event happened, when it was recorded and when the organisation learned about it.
Each material conclusion remains connected to the exact evidence that supports or challenges it.
The distinction is the whole point. It decides whether a record survives a challenge.
Records are updated in place. A value is edited, overwritten or deleted, and the previous state is gone. The record is only ever as trustworthy as the last person who touched it, which is exactly what an opponent will point to.
Telha only ever adds. Nothing already written is edited or removed, so every state the record has held stays provable. You can show not just what it says today, but everything it has said, and the moment each thing changed.
Why a Telha finding survives challenge comes down to one design choice: the record only ever grows. Nothing already written is edited, and nothing is deleted.
When a record changes, Telha doesn't edit the original; it writes a new version and seals the old one in place. Every state a document ever held stays addressable, so history can't be quietly rewritten. Even a deletion is just another entry, marking the moment it was removed.
Telha stamps everything it knows three ways: when it was true, when the source recorded it, and when the organisation learned of it. That's what reconstructs what was known, and when, not today's version pretending it was always understood.
Each entity and relationship links back to the exact passage of the exact source version it came from, hashes and custody intact. Findings inherit those citations, so every conclusion traces to primary evidence.
Connects to the systems you already run
Design partner programme
Design partners run a representative investigation end to end (approved mandate, scoped evidence, reconstructed timeline, defensible brief) inside their own environment.