Blameless released new, expanded integrations with ServiceNow and Microsoft Teams.
These integrations join other major integrations within the Blameless ecosystem like Slack, PagerDuty, and Jira, significantly broadening Blameless’ footprint in the enterprise SaaS market.
This also represents an opportunity for ServiceNow and Microsoft Teams users looking to modernize their incident response or more fully embrace SRE practices.
Utilizing Blameless bot commands within a chat-app streamlines the entire subsequent workflow. Blameless automatically creates a dedicated Teams channel that includes a live “incident summary” tab. Keeping all stakeholders informed and updated, while gathering every piece of relevant data for clean retrospective reports. For teams using ServiceNow, a record is simultaneously created, updating both ServiceNow and Blameless, in real-time. This communication across tools from a centralized location reduces the load on engineering teams while protecting customers from the negative impact of slow, disorganized incident response.
Customers that rely on Blameless have consistently achieved higher levels of reliability. Blameless customers benefit from 10x faster incident resolution, and a 45% reduction in high severity incidents. Most importantly, This translates to higher customer satisfaction and reduced churn by up to 10%.
With this announcement, Blameless expands the number of platform integrations available to customers. Addressing the market demand across Enterprise organizations for an integrated SRE solution that:
- Creates tighter alignment between engineering and business functions including support, success and product.
- Augments existing investments in DevOps and IT workflow tooling.
- Improves reliability, reduces customer impact and supports increased velocity in delivering new features.
Blameless' product updates include:
- ServiceNow: Integrate Blameless with ServiceNow to streamline incident ticketing workflows and start using powerful features for retrospective learning, reduce repeat future incidents and update your ticketing system of record.
- Microsoft Teams: Enhancements to Microsoft Teams Integration with a new summary tab for each incident channel. Keep everyone updated as incidents progress.
"With these seamless integrations, Blameless brings clearer direction, calm and improved visibility to engineering organizations using ServiceNow. Helping them run smoother and richer incidents and retrospectives," stated Nicolas Philip, Director of Product, Blameless.
“DevOps teams rely on many tools to investigate and resolve incidents, according to our recent research,” stated Paul Nashawaty, Senior Analyst, Enterprise Strategy Group. “If these distinct tools don’t integrate and update with relevant data, it slows everything down and burdens the engineers and developers with downstream impact to the customer. Blameless integrations have demonstrated better workflows and data insights for ongoing learning to address these challenges.”
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