Integration Access Levels

Sleuth relies on third-party integrations to track deployments. These applications ask for elevated privileges including, often, write access, enabling Sleuth to add webhooks and automate deployment data collection.

All access is completely revocable. Sleuth will never use it for any purpose other than supporting deployments data and collecting deployment data.

Read metrics.

Read metrics.

Read-only for content, work items, and identity; write for webhooks, commit status, and pipeline execution.

Write access for webhook installation and commit statuses.

Write access forexecuting pipelines.

Read incidents.

Read error counts.

Read-only access to organizations, pipelines, builds, and users.

Write access for executing pipelines.

Read metrics and publish events.

Read incidents.

Read-only access to content, issues, teams, metadata, pull requests, and actions;write for commit status and action execution.

Write access for webhook installation and commit statuses.

Read error counts.

Write access for executing pipelines.

Read issues, optionally edit and transition.

Write access for webhook installation.

Read issues.

Read metrics.

Read incidents.

Read incidents, optionally write.

Write access for project token creation.

Read incidents.

Read error counts and publish releases.

Read incidents.

Read issues.

Read-only access to content, issues, teams, metadata, pull requests, and actions;write for commit status and action execution.

Read metrics.

Read status updates.