Ops Terminal gathers evidence from the tools your team already uses and prepares investigations automatically — so analysts resolve cases faster.
Built by founders from GeoComply and Brex.
The analysts aren’t going away. Ops Terminal makes them faster — and that shows up in throughput, onboarding, and headcount you didn’t have to add.
Analysts spend less time gathering evidence and more time making decisions.
New analysts follow the same investigation workflow as your most senior reviewers.
Required evidence appears automatically — before a decision gets made.
Works alongside the tools and portals your team already uses. Nothing to rip out.
Your best analysts know where to look. Everyone else hunts — opening systems, re-running searches, rebuilding context from scratch. As volume grows, teams just add headcount. Ops Terminal changes that.
One workflow, every case. The evidence is ready before the analyst opens the case — so the work is judgment, not data entry.
Fewer tabs, fewer repeated searches, fewer context switches — and you never lose your place when the next case lands.
Every tool a case needs loads in the background before you arrive — no waiting on slow vendor portals.
A Slack message or Zendesk ticket spins up a ready workspace, built from the case cues your team already uses.
One query fans out across every connected system in parallel — nothing left siloed.
Jump to any case, tool, or action without reaching for the mouse.
Tabs and progress save as you work — jump between cases and each one is exactly where you left it.
Reopen a case from months ago and see exactly how it was handled — pick the thread back up in seconds.
Each follows the same shape: a trigger comes in, evidence is gathered, and the analyst acts with full context.
Designed for the way risk and compliance teams have to operate.
Keeps source links and audit trails, not copies of sensitive data. You control what is stored.
Runs against the tools your analysts are already signed in to — not a cloud crawler.
Ops Terminal prepares and recommends. It makes no autonomous final decisions.
Most investigation tools are built like software projects: requirements are gathered, engineering builds, operations waits — and then the workflow changes again. Ops Terminal closes the gap by letting operations teams own their investigation workflows directly.
By the time the feature ships, the workflow has already evolved. Ops Terminal puts workflow configuration in the hands of the people doing the work — no roadmap review required.
Start there. We’ll show you how Ops Terminal prepares the review before the analyst begins.
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