Four DORA metrics
Deploy frequency, lead time, change failure rate, and recovery time in one view.
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DORA & DevEx Insights
Delivery metrics from real events, not surveys
See the four DORA metrics computed from real delivery events, not from a survey people fill in once a quarter. Developer-experience signals sit alongside them, giving a fuller picture of how delivery feels and performs. You can tell whether delivery is genuinely getting better over time, with evidence behind it.
- DORA metrics derived from real delivery activity, not a survey filled in once a quarter
- A trend line that confirms whether an improvement initiative is working, with evidence behind it
- Developer experience and delivery speed in one view, so the two conversations happen together
The problem
You want to know whether delivery is actually getting better, but the numbers you have come from a quarterly survey that few people complete honestly. When you try to track DORA metrics yourself, you end up pulling data from several tools by hand, and by the time you have a figure it is already stale and hard to defend.
Without IntegraCI
- DORA numbers assembled by hand from scattered tools
- Survey data that lags real delivery by weeks or months
- No view of developer experience alongside delivery speed
- No way to confirm that an improvement initiative is moving the needle
With IntegraCI
- Four DORA metrics computed from real delivery events, not surveys
- Developer-experience signals shown alongside delivery data in one view
- Trend lines over time so you can confirm progress rather than assume it
- Metrics backed by the same events already recorded in the audit trail
What you get
From real events
Metrics come from actual delivery activity, not a periodic survey.
Developer-experience signals
See experience indicators next to delivery metrics for the fuller story.
Trend over time
Watch whether delivery is improving so you can confirm progress, not assume it.
How it works
- 1
Capture events
Real delivery events flow in as your teams ship.
- 2
Compute metrics
The four DORA metrics and DevEx signals are derived from those events.
- 3
Read the trend
You see the direction of travel and decide where to improve.
How it stays governed
The same gates everyone passes, applied here.
Gated by policy
The delivery events that feed the metrics are evaluated against policy as code before they are recorded, so the numbers reflect only activity that passed your defined controls. This keeps reported metrics honest rather than inflated by builds that bypassed required gates.
Recorded, tamper-evident
Every delivery event that contributes to a metric is written once to a tamper-evident audit trail. If a metric shifts, you can trace it back to the underlying events that caused the change and show the evidence behind the number.
Works with your stack
Connect the tools you already run.
Delivery events flow from your source control, CI/CD, and deployment tools, with observability signals feeding recovery time and incident data.
- Atlassian
- Gerrit
- Gitea
- GitHub
- GitLab
- Microsoft
- Akuity
- Amazon Web Services
- Buildkite
- CircleCI
- CNCF Tekton
- Drone CI
- Harness
- Jenkins
- Apple
- Argo Project
- AWS
- Cloudflare
- +27 more
Who it’s for
Where teams reach for it.
Tracking delivery health across teams
An engineering leader wants a reliable read on whether teams are on an improving trend without manually assembling data from each tool. DORA metrics computed from real events give a consistent baseline that does not depend on survey participation.
Supporting a process improvement initiative
A team running a deployment frequency initiative needs evidence that their process changes are having an effect. Trend data derived from actual delivery events shows whether the numbers are moving, rather than relying on people's impressions.
Reporting delivery quality to leadership
A director presenting delivery health to the business needs numbers that come from actual events, not a survey last completed two months ago. The tamper-evident record behind each metric makes the data defensible in a review.
Questions, answered.
Does this replace our existing DORA dashboard or metrics tool?
No. IntegraCI computes DORA metrics from delivery events that already flow through your connected tools. If you have an existing dashboard, the two can coexist. IntegraCI adds governance context and DevEx signals that a standalone metrics tool typically does not carry.
Which tools need to be connected before metrics appear?
The metrics draw from your source control, CI/CD pipelines, and deployment tooling. Each connected tool contributes events, so more connections produce more complete numbers. You do not need every category wired before the view is useful.
How is lead time calculated, and can we adjust what counts as a deployment?
Lead time is measured from the first commit associated with a change to the point a deployment event is recorded. What counts as a deployment follows from the events your connected tools emit. No manual survey entry is involved.
What are DevEx signals and where do they come from?
DevEx signals are experience indicators drawn from the same delivery events, such as build wait times and failure patterns, that sit alongside the four DORA metrics. They give a fuller picture of how delivery feels day to day, not just how fast it moves.
Put DORA & DevEx Insights on your stack.
Request a demo, or read the docs to see how it fits the tools you already run.