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The same problem kept turning up, in every industry we worked in.

It was never the industry. It was the handoff between organisations, the point where a transaction leaves one company and gets finished by hand at the next. Telligro was built to close that.

Telligro did not set out to build yet another platform. The founding members had worked with enterprise customers on operational problems across a range of industries, processes, stakeholders and software.

Every implementation required the same underlying capability: coordinating the completion of work across systems, people and independent organisations, under governance. The business problems differed. The execution problem did not.

What emerged was reusable execution infrastructure.

Why Telligro.

Proven at scale

Three decades of building automation for some of the largest companies in the world, now aimed at the layer between them.

The current generation of AI

Built on generative and agentic AI, placed inside the transaction under governance rather than beside a person.

Trusted where work is accountable

Run in regulated operations across insurance, logistics and financial services, where every decision has to be recorded.

From application integration to an Intelligent Transaction Network.

The platform did not appear at once. It followed a single thread through three decades of enterprise software, each step leading to the next.

01

Enterprise application integration

The founding discipline: getting the systems inside a company to work together.

02

User-interface automation

Where systems could not be integrated directly, the interface was automated instead. The market later named this RPA.

03

Straight-through processing between organisations

The same techniques, applied across the boundary: a transaction completed end to end between companies, without re-keying.

04

The Intelligent Transaction Network

AI placed inside that boundary, so systems that once exchanged documents begin to understand each other, and the work completes under governance.

People.

Madhav Sivadas

Madhav Sivadas

Founder, Chief Executive and Chief Technology Officer

Three decades in enterprise software and automation. He invented the user-interface integration technique the market later named RPA, and holds multiple United States patents in software integration. At Telligro he leads the architecture and evolution of the Telligro Ubix Intelligent Transaction Network.

Raj Nair

Raj Nair

Director, Growth and Strategic Partnerships

More than twenty years opening markets and building strategic accounts across technology, services and enterprise software. He leads growth and partnerships, connecting the platform with the operators who run the work it completes.

The case for Telligro and the Ubix platform is set out in detail in the founder's blog.

It draws on several decades of design and implementation experience across enterprise verticals.

ERP standardised operations within the enterprise.
CRM standardised the customer relationship.
Execution between organisations is the next layer.

Telligro is building the Intelligent Transaction Network: a governed network through which independent organisations complete transactions with one another.

Telligro builds the platform. The implementation need not be ours.

The integration work required at each customer differs by roughly a third, and is quoted today as a project service. We intend to transfer that delivery to implementation partners, in the manner in which Salesforce, Workday and ServiceNow structured their ecosystems.

Firms operating a systems integration practice in insurance, lending, tax or shared services are invited to speak with us.

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If a transaction of yours still finishes by hand, it is worth a conversation.

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