Policy Gated Deployment
Gate deployments with a policy check, business hours, and approval.
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Run operational workflows across the tools you already use. Stay in control of releases, incident response, infrastructure provisioning, notifications, disaster recovery, and everything in between.
Examples
Examples of end-to-end DevOps workflows running on SuperPlane.
Automated Rollback
Trigger rollback workflows when deployments fail and verify system health with Dash0 monitoring.
Incident Data Collection
Collect data and metrics when a P1/P2 incident opens and create a GitHub issue.
Staged Release
Roll out releases through 10%, 50%, and 100% stages with health checks at each step.
Incident Router
Route P1 incidents from Slack mentions to PagerDuty and GitHub with AI-generated titles and descriptions.
Multi-repo Release
Coordinate releases across multiple repositories with unified CI builds and deployments.
Every platform team we've worked with has built the same thing: a mess of scripts and webhooks duct-taping their tools together. It works until it doesn't.
Every platform team we've worked with has built the same thing: a mess
of scripts and webhooks duct-taping their tools together. It works until
it doesn't.
We spent a decade in the same position, building and running delivery infrastructure for thousands of engineers. The missing piece was never another pipeline tool. It was a single place to connect them all, with gates, policies, and a clear record of what happened.
That's SuperPlane. Open, extensible, and built for a world where AI agents and engineers run operations together.
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