CI on your runners
IntegraCI adds the build and test steps to your existing CI. You keep your runners and your provider. There is no second pipeline to babysit.
For developers
Ship the service. Skip the ticket queue.
You should not have to open a ticket and wait a week to start a service. With IntegraCI you scaffold a new service from a template your platform team approved, and it comes out with CI, security scans, policy gates, deploys, and dashboards already wired in. Security and governance ride along by default, so you move fast without going around the rules.
Golden paths
A new service in minutes, set up the right way.
Scaffolding starts you from a path your platform team already blessed, so the service follows the standards from its first commit. You spend your time on the feature, not on stitching together a pipeline.
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Pick a golden path
Start from a template your platform team already approved. The service comes out with the structure, naming, and defaults your team agreed on, not a blank repo you have to wire by hand.
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Get the pipeline for free
CI, security scans, and policy gates are attached the moment the service is created. You do not copy a YAML file from another repo and hope it still applies.
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Deploy to a real target
A first deploy goes out the door on day one. The environments, secrets reference, and promotion path are set up for you, so your branch ships instead of waiting.
Wired in, not bolted on
CI, gates, deploys, and dashboards come attached.
IntegraCI connects to the tools you already run (more than a hundred connectors for CI, scanners, and clouds) and assembles them into one path. You bring your own pipeline and scanner. IntegraCI adds the steps, gates the results, and shows it all on the service page.
Security scans, already gated
Your SAST scanner and dependency checks run in the pipeline, and a build that breaks policy stops before promotion. You see the finding in context, not in a separate dashboard a week later.
Deploys and rollbacks
Ship to dev, staging, and production through one promotion path. Each step is gated on policy, so a deploy either meets the bar or tells you exactly why it did not.
Dashboards from day one
Build health, deploy frequency, and live service signals show up on the service page without you standing up a single panel.
AI copilot
An assistant that works inside the rules.
The copilot can open a pull request, request access, or answer a question about your platform. Anything that changes state pauses for a human approval, and every action runs through the same policy gates and audit trail you already have. You get the help without giving up the guardrails.
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Asks before it acts
The copilot can open a pull request or request access on your behalf, but anything that changes state pauses for a human approval first. You stay in control of what merges.
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Runs inside the guardrails
Every AI action goes through the same policy gates and audit trail as a person. Nothing the copilot does sits outside the rules your platform team set.
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Knows your platform
It answers from your catalog, your connectors, and your golden paths, so the suggestion fits how your team actually ships, not a generic example.
Copilot action
awaiting approval
requested
open_pr: bump auth lib to 4.2.1
policy
✓ gates passed
waiting on human approval
nothing merges without a yes
No waiting on the platform team
The things you used to wait on, you now do yourself.
Self-service does not mean a free-for-all. The platform team sets the paths and the policy once, and you operate inside them. The result is fewer tickets for them and less waiting for you.
| Before | With IntegraCI |
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| File a ticket to spin up a new service | Scaffold it yourself from an approved template |
| Wait for someone to wire CI and scans | Get them attached on creation |
| Chase access to a deploy environment | Request it in-flow, approved in minutes |
| Open a thread to find the runbook | Read it on the service page |
By industry
See it tuned to your sector.
The same platform, framed by the constraints each sector works under.
Start your first service today.
Request a demo, scaffold a service, and watch CI, gates, and a first deploy fall into place. Self-host when you are ready, up to an air-gapped install, or let us run it for you.