The why lives in 40 Slack threads
Finding it again burns review time and turns leadership updates into thread archaeology.
Read-only Decision records from Slack, Jira, and GitHub
Verachi reads Slack, Jira, and GitHub read-only, then creates cited decision records with owners, risks, and review history attached.
- Read-only connectors stay under admin control
- Claims and sync history stay tied to sources
Works on top of the tools
your team already lives in
Slack Jira GitHub
The problem
Launch decisions move fast.
The audit trail does not.
By the time security, incident review, or a new lead asks why, the rationale is split across Slack threads, tickets, and PR comments. Teams lose hours reconstructing decisions when risk is already live.
Launch risks lose their owner
Who agreed to watch the retry queue? What was the mitigation? Risk gets reconstructed under launch pressure.
Security review asks for proof
Manual status docs drift from source. Approvers get the conclusion without the evidence behind it.
Verachi closes the gap by creating a decision record from the source material, then keeping owners, risks, and evidence attached as the project changes.
How it works
From raw activity to an inspectable record.
Four steps, no migration. Verachi reads what's already happening and turns it into something you can act on.
Before Verachi reads a workspace: admins approve connector scopes, generated claims require citations, and sync or write-back history stays auditable.
1
Connect
Link Slack, Jira, and GitHub read-only. No data leaves its source until your admin approves the scope.
2
Capture
Decisions become records with resolution, rationale, and the source artifacts that prove them.
3
Evaluate
Guidelines check decisions and pull requests, opening risks that keep owner and evidence visible.
4
Ask
On Pro, ask Verachi about a project and get an answer drawn from cited workspace sources.
The product
Decision records from the work your team already did.
Risks, dependencies, and AI answers attach to the record instead of becoming another place to check.
Decisions
A durable record of what changed and why.
Capture the resolution, the rationale, who reviewed it, and the source artifacts behind it — so the decision survives the thread it was made in.
- Resolution & rationale kept together, in plain language.
- Linked evidence from Slack, Jira, and GitHub on every record.
- Dependencies show what one decision blocks or unblocks.
Risks
Risks attach to the decision.
When a guideline fails or a PR raises concern, Verachi opens a risk tied to the decision, owner, evidence, and next step.
- Severity and owner visible before launch.
- Real commitments separated from chatter.
- Closure reasons kept with the record.
Pro AI answers
Ask questions against the record.
Pro adds AI answers over your connected sources. Every factual claim comes back with a citation, and Verachi flags missing support directly.
- Workspace context behind each answer.
- Citations required — Slack permalinks, Jira and GitHub links.
- Clear uncertainty when sources are missing.
Trust is a feature
Built to pass the security review.
The blocker for tools like this is usually trust. Verachi puts trust controls in the main workflow.
Read-only by default
Slack, Jira, and GitHub connect with read access. Optional write-backs are configured explicitly and recorded — nothing happens to your systems by surprise.
Citations are mandatory
Summaries and answers cite their sources. If a claim can't be supported, Verachi says so plainly instead of inventing confidence.
Everything is auditable
Every sync, generated summary, and write-back is visible in the workspace activity log. Sensitive actions stay traceable.
Pointer-only storage
Raw threads, issue descriptions, and PR bodies aren't kept long-term. Verachi stores its own conclusions plus links and metadata back to the source.
Data boundaries you set
Your admin approves connector scopes before Verachi reads workspace context. Tenant isolation is enforced at the data layer.
You stay in control
API keys, notification controls, and a full activity log are core capabilities. Review the connector scopes and data boundaries before any production use.
Hosted in Japan, the EU, the US, and Mexico — and deployable in the region your team needs.
For a DPA, sub-processor list, or to scope a review, email security@verachi.io.
Pricing
Choose the workflow your team needs.
Start with the workspace. Add AI when answers need citations. Use Enterprise when governance, limits, or procurement need review.
Free and Pro are self-serve. Enterprise starts with a custom conversation before connectors read your workspace.
Free
Choose Free for cited records and risk ownership without AI.
$0/ month
- Records
- Projects, decisions, risks, guidelines, and comments
- Sources
- Slack, Teams, Jira, and GitHub with audit trail
- Limits
- 5 users, 1 organization, 5 GiB storage
Pro
Choose Pro for cited AI answers over connected sources.
$49/ workspace / month
- Records
- Everything in Free
- AI
- Cited chat, agents, document context, and retrieval help
- Limits
- 5 users, 1M monthly AI tokens, 5 GiB storage
Enterprise
Choose Enterprise when security review or custom limits come first.
Custom
- Includes
- Free and Pro workspace capabilities
- Review
- Security review, deployment planning, and rollout support
- Deployment
- Support for self-hosted deployment
- Limits
- Custom users, organizations, storage, and AI budget
Questions
Frequently asked questions.
Does Verachi replace Slack, Jira, or GitHub?
No. Verachi connects read-only and always links back to the original source. Your primary tools stay primary while Verachi stores the durable decision record and source links.
What does Verachi actually store?
Verachi stores its own decision and risk records plus source links and metadata. Raw Slack threads, issue descriptions, and pull-request bodies are not durable storage unless you explicitly upload or enter them. External content can be fetched temporarily for analysis, but persisted text is Verachi-authored conclusions.
Is it read-only? Can it write back?
Connectors are read-only by default. Optional write-backs are configured explicitly, kept conservative, and every action is recorded in the audit trail so nothing happens to your systems without a trace.
How do citations work?
Every AI summary and chat answer cites the sources behind its claims — Slack permalinks, Jira links, GitHub links, and document references. If a claim cannot be cited, Verachi tells you instead of guessing.
Can I create an account now?
Yes. Free and Pro workspaces start at app.verachi.io/signup. For Enterprise, contact us first so we can review connector scopes, governance needs, and deployment requirements before anything reads your workspace.
Start or review
Start self-serve, or request an enterprise review.
Create a Free or Pro workspace now. Use the form when security, data-region, or deployment review should happen before connectors read your workspace.
- A sample decision record with source citations.
- A rollout plan with measurable success criteria.
- A connector review covering security and governance.