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Enhancing Your Developer Experience: New SDKs for TypeScript, Go, and Terraform and Improved API Documentation

We built FireHydrant to be the kind of platform we’d want to use as developers, giving you the same tools and flexibility we rely on every day. With over 350 publicly accessible API endpoints, we’ve always believed in giving developers the power to customize and extend our platform to meet their exact needs.

ServiceNow Integration Now Generally Available (Plus, Inbound Field Mapping)

We’re thrilled to announce that our ServiceNow integration is now generally available (GA). For enterprises that rely on ServiceNow to power their ITSM, this integration creates a seamless bridge between engineers responding to incidents in FireHydrant and the broader organization. At FireHydrant, we are committed to delivering enterprise-grade solutions that go beyond the basics.

Introducing Alert Grouping: Less Noise, More Signal

Imagine this familiar scenario: it’s 2 a.m., and a critical service goes down. Your phone starts buzzing nonstop with alerts — all essentially saying the same thing. It’s overwhelming, distracting, and makes it that much harder to focus on fixing the problem. Enter Alert Grouping — it’s our smarter way to manage alerts, designed to help you cut through the clutter and focus on what matters.

Introducing Round Robin for Signals Escalation Policies: More Flexibility, Control, and Balance

At FireHydrant, we know that alert management is about more than just getting notifications to the right people — it’s about reducing stress and fatigue, balancing workloads, and empowering your team to respond with confidence. That’s why we’re excited to unveil Round Robin for Signals Escalation Policies, a feature designed to make alert escalations smarter, fairer, and more team-friendly by allowing you to automate the sequential assignment of new alerts.

New in Microsoft Teams: Automatically Create Group Chats for Incident Communication

When we launched our fully-featured Microsoft Teams integration in May, our goal was clear: to provide enterprise teams with the robust and comprehensive toolset they need to manage incidents faster and more effectively – right where they work. It’s all part of our commitment to building the leading enterprise incident management solution. Today, we’ve enhanced our Teams integration by adding the ability to automatically create Microsoft Teams group chats directly from your Runbooks.

New ServiceNow Integration (Beta) Powers More Efficient ITSM

Today, we’re excited to announce the release of our new ServiceNow integration in beta — designed to give engineers even more control to manage and automate incidents in FireHydrant while seamlessly keeping the rest of the organization aligned in ServiceNow.

Welcome to Your New Retrospective Experience: More Customizable, Collaborative, and Powerful Than Ever

At FireHydrant, we believe that what happens after incidents is just as important as what happens during – and that’s why Retrospectives have always been a cornerstone of our product. Today, we’re proud to introduce the most powerful, customizable, and collaborative retrospective experience you’ll find anywhere.

Custom Milestones: Empowering Enterprise Incident Management

Milestones have been central to our platform since day one, helping users track incident progress and drive automation. We're excited to introduce our enhanced Milestone feature, offering unparalleled customization. Now, you can fine-tune your incident management process to perfectly align with your organization's specific policies and workflows.

Copied Press Release: FireHydrant Acquires Blameless to Further Solidify Enterprise Market Leadership

The addition of Blameless' enterprise capabilities combined with FireHydrant's platform creates the most comprehensive enterprise incident management solution in the market.

BYO Payload: Custom event sources for Signals have landed

Automated event payloads come in many shapes and sizes. These infinitely different event structures pose a problem for users who want to send them all to the same place to page on-call staff. Unless that on-call solution supports the schema directly, you’re out of luck. While we’re proud of the number of integrations we support today for event sources into on-call, we also think the best number that we should support is infinity.