The operating picture for public safety and national security
Tellwright brings together the information mission partners already hold, from records and seized devices to cameras and open sources, so the people responsible for keeping others safe can see it, connect it and act on it.
- 2,317mission partners in the United States and allied nations
- 14countries with active deployments
- 61,000analysts, officers and agents using Concord each month
- 46,212Kerbside cameras in 2,684 communities
As of September 30, 2026. Mission partners are counted by contracting organization.
Built around Concord
Concord is where a mission partner’s information comes together: its own records and the data from Tellwright’s collection and analysis products. Each product can be bought on its own. They were designed to be used together.
- ConcordData fusion platformEvery source your agency holds, in one operating picture.
- HandsetDevice intelligenceLawful extraction and analysis of mobile device data.
- KerbsideCommunity safety camerasLicense plate and vehicle recognition for the communities you serve.
- MurmurNarrative and threat awarenessEarly warning from open sources and public social media.
- KinshipEntity resolutionPeople, places, vehicles and relationships, resolved.
Who we work with
Tellwright calls its customers mission partners. We sell only to organizations that pass our customer review, and we do not name them without their permission.
- Public safety
Police and sheriffs’ departments, emergency communications, fusion centers and prosecutors.
- National security
Defense, intelligence and homeland security agencies in the United States and allied nations.
- Commercial
Retail loss prevention, insurance investigations, property and corporate security.
We had eleven systems that didn’t talk to each other and a detective unit that spent half its week asking for records. Now the records find the detective.
How a mid-sized city built a real-time crime center in 94 days
A city of 240,000 brought its dispatch system, records, 212 city cameras and 96 Kerbside cameras into Concord, and opened a real-time crime center staffed around the clock. Analysts now send officers what they need to know before they arrive.
- Violent crime clearance rate
- 41% to 57%
- Stolen vehicles recovered, first year
- 612
- Median time to first lead
- 3 h 20 min
Accountability is part of the product
The decisions about how public safety technology is used belong to the communities and the officials who answer to them. We build the controls that let every mission partner follow the policies it is given, and show that it has.
- Every search is logged against a user, a case and a reason
- Retention set by each mission partner, product by product
- No facial recognition in Kerbside
- Murmur analyzes publicly available information only
- Remote collection only through the Lawful Access Program
- An annual transparency and responsible use report
- Registration opens for Mission Partner Summit 2027
Three days of training, product sessions and briefings for current mission partners, in Denver next April.
- Transparency is something you do every day, not once a year
Celia Rourke writes in The Overseen about what goes into a responsible use report, and what we learned writing our sixth.
- Tellwright publishes 2025 Transparency and Responsible Use Report
The sixth annual report covers customer reviews, misuse reviews, legal demands and retention.
- Statement regarding recent reporting by The Overseen
Tellwright’s statement on an article about Murmur published on June 2, 2026.
Work that matters to the people who keep us safe
Engineers, analysts, field deployment teams and former practitioners in Arlington, Denver and London. Many of our roles support cleared programs, and we sponsor clearances for the right candidates.
- Open roles
- 186
- Roles requiring a clearance
- 71
- Veterans and former first responders
- 1 in 4
- Offices
- 3