Operational intelligence is only as powerful as the information available to it.
Connectors are the intelligence ingestion layer of the Scrubbe platform — continuously collecting operational signals from across your estate and turning them into structured intelligence.
The problem
Modern incidents rarely originate from a single source.
A deployment may introduce a defect. Infrastructure may amplify its impact. Monitoring platforms may detect degradation. Alerting systems may escalate the issue. Collaboration tools may coordinate the response. Ticketing platforms may track remediation efforts.
Yet despite the interconnected nature of modern systems, operational data remains fragmented across dozens of disconnected tools. Engineering teams are forced to assemble context manually — moving between repositories, pipelines, and observability systems in an effort to understand what happened.
Scrubbe was designed to eliminate this fragmentation.
The ingestion layer
Every connected system becomes part of an operational graph.
Connectors continuously collect operational signals and transform them into structured intelligence.
That intelligence is consumed by incident workflows, autonomous investigations, remediation agents, knowledge intelligence, post-incident learning systems, executive reporting, and operational governance processes.
Rather than treating integrations as isolated point-to-point connections, Scrubbe treats every connected system as part of a broader operational graph. Each event, alert, deployment, configuration change, approval action, infrastructure signal, communication thread, and remediation activity contributes to a continuously evolving understanding of operational health.
The questions that matter
This enables Scrubbe to answer the questions that matter most under pressure.
To answer these questions, Scrubbe continuously correlates information across source control systems such as , , and ; deployment and delivery platforms including , , , and Aut ; cloud and infrastructure providers such as , , , and ; observability platforms including , , , and biographies ; incident management systems such as , and ; collaboration environments including and ; security platforms including , , and ; data platforms such as ; and execution management systems including and .
The
connected
estate
Relationships individual systems cannot see in isolation.
A deployment failure observed in CircleCI is correlated with a pull request merged in GitHub.
A service degradation detected by Datadog is linked to a Kubernetes deployment event.
A CloudWatch alarm originating from AWS is connected to a historical incident that required a similar remediation.
An alert escalated through PagerDuty automatically triggers investigative workflows that gather evidence from observability platforms, repositories, infrastructure providers, ticketing systems, and historical operational records.
The
connected
estate
This foundation moves Scrubbe beyond traditional monitoring.
Instead of presenting engineers with disconnected alerts,
Scrubbe presents explanations.
Instead of displaying isolated symptoms,
Scrubbe identifies relationships.
Instead of requiring manual investigation,
Scrubbe orchestrates autonomous analysis.
Scrubbe orchestrates autonomous analysis.
Scrubbe continuously learns from every incident, remediation, handover, and review.
Compounding Returns
As more systems connect, understanding becomes comprehensive.
Investigations become faster.
Root cause identification becomes more accurate.
Remediation decisions become more informed.
Operational risk becomes more visible.
Organizational learning becomes continuous.
The outcome is not simply better integrations. It is a connected operational ecosystem where intelligence flows freely between systems — enabling engineering organizations to detect, understand, remediate, and learn from incidents with unprecedented speed and confidence.
Signals in. Intelligence out.
Connectors normalise every signal into one canonical model, build the operational graph, and feed every downstream system that depends on it.
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Connector
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Custom
Connector
Workbench
Bring your own systems into the graph.
Internal platforms, legacy tooling, and bespoke services can be modelled directly. The workbench guides you from connectivity through event mapping, service correlation, and operational intelligence routing — so a custom source behaves exactly like a native one.
A connected operational ecosystem.
Connect your systems, map your own, and let intelligence flow freely across detection, investigation, remediation, and learning.
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