The use case: how Outreach deploys CircleCI
Outreach uses CircleCI as its testing platform for all of its software, across more than a dozen engineering teams with varied languages and data stores. It relies on CircleCI for fast builds, immediate failure notifications, and Insights to track build success rates and trends.
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We strive to have at least an 80 percent success rate on all of our projects and CircleCI helps us maintain this average
With more than 150 engineers across more than a dozen teams, Outreach developers are responsible for various projects that each consist of different data stores, frameworks, and languages.
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We strive to have at least an 80 percent success rate on all of our projects and CircleCI helps us maintain this average — from conception to delivery, we got the changes out in three days.Other AI tools used by Outreach
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“CircleCI’s CI application spins up, builds fast, and fits based on each team’s use case. Compared to others, it’s much more flexible for testing and incredibly easy to use for integrations,” Anderson said.