Teryli is an operational coordination workspace designed for behavioral health teams managing transitions between levels of care. It functions as a visibility layer that tracks referrals, placement readiness, sober living operations, due follow-ups, and program searches. The tool sits alongside existing electronic health record (EHR) systems rather than replacing them, focusing specifically on the handoff work that often falls between spreadsheets, inboxes, task queues, and the memory of individual staff members. Teryli does not function as a clinical decision engine, a paid placement marketplace, a referral broker, or a ranking product; it maintains neutrality in program search by avoiding paid placement bias. The platform offers three primary workflow areas. Sober Living Operations provides house managers, directors, and programming staff with a single view to track beds, rent, UA and accountability logs, resident documents, notes, and follow-ups. Clinical Operators supports treatment teams in coordinating referrals, discharge readiness, step-downs, placement, and follow-up across different levels of care. The Program Directory enables users to search for programs using real criteria and verification status without paid ranking or steering. Key features include a visibility layer for referrals and follow-ups, a sober living operations workspace, a neutral program search tool, and a way to keep ownership and status visible across the team. Typical use cases involve bringing a recent handoff, spreadsheet, referral, or resident ledger into Teryli to make the transition work visible to the entire team. The tool tracks referral status, ownership, readiness gaps, placement options, due items, and follow-up visibility. It is intended for behavioral health teams that currently rely on a combination of texts, inboxes, EHR task queues, spreadsheets, program contact lists, browser tabs, and the one person who remembers what happened last Friday. Teryli serves as a trust boundary for operational coordination, keeping the clinical record in the EHR while carrying the handoff work in a dedicated workspace. The product is presented as real workflow surface rather than a pitch deck, with interface mockups reflecting areas teams already track manually.