GitHub PR gating is available today. Tenant-subscribed signed webhooks, Slack OAuth, SIEM, and ticketing connectors are on the roadmap.
This hub separates what works today from what is planned. Active integrations are live surfaces with documented behavior; roadmap entries are listed exactly because publishing an honest status beats a generic logo wall.
GitHub pull-request gating is available today: install the app, open a pull request, and the gate posts its verdict as part of the review flow. Each card links to an operational status page you can read without signing in.
The roadmap below lists the connectors in design or development — SIEM ingestion, ticketing, and signed tenant webhooks among them. If one of them is blocking your rollout, tell us through the request form; sequencing follows demand.
Nothing on the roadmap page is a promise of availability, and nothing marked active is behind a waitlist. If a connector you depend on is missing, the request form is the fastest path: requests that arrive with context — systems of record, event volume, compliance needs — are the ones that shape the design.
Bidirectional connectors so findings flow to your SOC tooling and remediation tickets sync back as evidence.
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