If you own observability, you sit downstream of everyone else's telemetry.
A bill spikes. Renewal is coming. A service starts emitting a noisy stream. A payload slips sensitive data into logs. You go hunting through dashboards, find the likely team, and ask them to fix it.
Most of the time, the team understands. They are not trying to create bad telemetry. They are busy, the work is annoying, and the fix is rarely as simple as "delete the log." So the issue sits, the bill keeps growing, and platform becomes the cost police.
Tero changes the shape of that work. It turns telemetry problems into specific issues with owner, evidence, impact, raw records, and a safe action path attached.
No vague cleanup requests. No central team guessing what another team can safely change. No platform team manually pushing every issue through the system.