ServiceNow
Reads incidents and CMDB records (problem and change records where in scope); writes REAP’s findings and evidence links back to the ticket. Verdict fields on change records: in development
Integrations
REAP is the layer above your tools, not a replacement for them. Here is what it reads, what it writes, and how credentials work.
Everything below is in the September 2026 release unless it says “on request” (scoped per customer and confirmed before a pilot), “in development” or “planned” (not available today). See product status.
Planned, not available today: HashiCorp Vault (opens in a new tab), SolarWinds (opens in a new tab), Zabbix (opens in a new tab), PagerDuty (opens in a new tab), Opsgenie (opens in a new tab), Confluence (opens in a new tab) and SharePoint (opens in a new tab); tell us which you need. NetBox (opens in a new tab) reconciliation on request. REAP collects its own telemetry today, and incidents your monitoring raises reach REAP through ServiceNow (opens in a new tab) or Jira (opens in a new tab).
Reads incidents and CMDB records (problem and change records where in scope); writes REAP’s findings and evidence links back to the ticket. Verdict fields on change records: in development
Reads and updates issues; writes evidence links (verdict fields: in development)
ServiceDesk tickets and CMDB records
Brokers device credentials for read-only collection; no standing device credentials in REAP where the broker is used
Planned, not available today; tell us if you need it
Native collection through the connector cluster: SNMP polling and traps, syslog, CLI over SSH, gNMI (opens in a new tab) where devices support it, and flow records (NetFlow or IPFIX) where you configure them. No payload inspection and no continuous packet capture
REAP investigates the incidents your monitoring raises in ServiceNow (opens in a new tab) or Jira (opens in a new tab), with the network context it has discovered; direct SolarWinds (opens in a new tab) and Zabbix (opens in a new tab) connectors are planned, not available today
Investigation summaries and runbook results where your workflow lives; in-chat approvals confirmed per pilot
Planned, not available today; the Investigation Window reaches on-call through ServiceNow (opens in a new tab), Slack (opens in a new tab) or Microsoft Teams (opens in a new tab)
Runbooks, SOPs, design documents and conventions ingested as citable reasoning context (file upload and agreed exports today)
Planned, not available today: document spaces as reasoning context
On request: reconciliation of discovered inventory against NetBox (opens in a new tab)
SSO via SAML/OIDC; role mapping
Cloud network constructs (VPC/VNet, security groups, route tables, gateways, VPN) and hybrid path visibility
Controller-managed estates; the inventory, client and event data read is confirmed per pilot
Switching, routing and wireless estates
Firewall and policy context in investigations and change checks
Coverage confirmed per pilot against your platforms and versions
Tell us the system and how it fits your workflow. Integrations are scoped in week 0 of a proof of value.