The use case: how HackerOne deploys Tray.io
HackerOne uses Tray Embedded to build and maintain the integrations it offers its customers, connecting its security platform to the other tools those customers use. This replaces building each integration from scratch with an engineering team and handling ongoing API changes.
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Since implementing Tray, we've quadrupled our integration delivery speed. More integrations mean happier customers that can respond to cybersecurity vulnerabilities even faster.Other AI tools used by HackerOne
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We’ve been able to roll out the same number of integrations in two to three weeks that would’ve normally taken us three months,” remarks Russchen. “That timeframe doesn’t include the countless hours that typically go into integration maintenance.