As your company scales, customer expectations inevitably rise. With that in mind, achieving customer happiness means aligning your capabilities to their expectations—and when it comes to asset management, one size definitely does not fit all.
At runZero, we know customers love custom integrations because every company’s tech stack is unique. To help teams cover more ground faster, we’ve developed a custom integrations framework designed to make creating and deploying these integrations quick and easy.
The Power of the Custom Integration Framework #
runZero's custom integration framework follows the classic 80/20 rule. You might already have core integrations that cover the majority of your common use cases—think common security tools, cloud services, EDRs, or MDMs. Yet, you'll inevitably encounter unique scenarios requiring custom solutions.
Recognizing this, we’ve created an easy-to-use custom integrations framework enabling customers to address those niche scenarios quickly. Instead of building everything from scratch, customers can leverage our validated GitHub repository with pre-built integrations. This dramatically shortens the integration development cycle.
You can check out these ready-to-go integrations here: runZero Custom Integrations GitHub.
A few examples of existing integrations include:
Automox
Carbon Black
And many more…
But even validated integrations may need tailoring, and new integrations are always emerging. We want to make this as streamlined as possible for ourselves internally as well as our customers.
GPT Enters the Chat… #
We went one step further and combined our custom integrations framework with GPT-powered automation. Introducing the runZero Custom Integrations Helper.
With this tool, you can significantly reduce your development time—think of it as the 80/20 rule in action again. Recently, I tested it by asking for a Cisco ISE integration without providing any initial context, and it delivered a nearly perfect integration right out of the gate.
Here's what we've observed:
Manual development time: Typically 4–8 hours.
With GPT assistance: Reduced to roughly 1–2 hours.
That’s a 75% reduction in effort, aligning neatly with the 80/20 rule of focusing effort where it matters most. This approach helps your engineering team focus more on strategic initiatives rather than routine integration builds.
Ultimately, the goal is simple—equip customers with the flexibility to rapidly build or customize integrations, streamline the integration process, and ensure that every unique requirement is met effectively.
We’re excited to see what you’ll build next. Feel free to contribute to our GitHub repo, or try the runZero Custom Integrations Helper to kickstart your next project.
Happy integrating!
