With Digibee, your systems talk to each other—on-site or in the cloud. Connect monitoring to cloud identity. No custom code. No security exceptions. Just automated routing.
Stop managing middleware infrastructure. Automate incident routing.
On-premises systems reach cloud platforms through outbound-only ZTNA connections.
SAP, Oracle, and NetSuite stay synchronized across every business unit.
“I’ve got three different developers that interact with Digibee. All three are different in terms of their skill sets or talents. Every single one of them are able to go into Digibee and be productive and back up each other now with the assistance of the AI tool.”

Connect Datadog, PagerDuty, and Prometheus alerts directly into ServiceNow incidents without manual triage.
Automatically and dynamically provision new-hires to appropriate Slack channels, Jira projects and more.
Route on-premises Zabbix and Nagios monitoring events to cloud ITSM without inbound firewall rules.
Aggregate Kafka event streams from multiple monitoring sources, suppress noise, and route prioritized alerts.
Wrap aging, on-prem ERPs or mainframes in a secure API layer. Expose legacy data without modifying original code.



With fail-safe workflows, unified agent development, and managed updates, you can focus on what you’re building.
Simple, consumption-based pricing just like your cloud provider. No complicated add-ons.
AI acceleration combined with a flexible, low-code developer experience and seamless deployment.
Three metrics. One dashboard. No surprises.
Dual-landscape routing keeps legacy and cloud running until you’re ready to cut over.
Through outbound-only connections. With a zero-trust (ZTNA) approach, your on-premises agent initiates the outbound call to Digibee, so no inbound firewall ports are ever opened. Traffic stays encrypted end-to-end and your network perimeter stays sealed.
Point-to-point scripts work for two or three systems but break down at scale: each new system multiplies connections, and each connection must be maintained independently. An integration platform provides a centralized layer where pipelines are built once, monitored in one place, and reused across teams — cutting maintenance overhead and clearing the security debt that accumulates with sprawling scripts.
Evaluate on five dimensions: connectivity (native connectors for your ITSM, monitoring, and identity systems), security model (zero-trust support, SOC 2 Type II, RBAC, and audit logging), pricing transparency (all-inclusive versus per-workflow charges that penalize high-volume IT ops workloads), observability (does it stream telemetry to your SIEM and monitoring tools), and AI readiness (can pipelines be exposed as callable tools for AIOps agents).
Enterprise integration pricing generally follows three models: consumption-based (charged per workflow run, message, or API call), resource-based (charged on compute capacity regardless of execution count), or all-inclusive platform licensing (a flat fee covering connectors, seats, and executions). For IT operations workloads — high event volumes from monitoring, alerting, and asset sync — consumption models produce unpredictable costs at renewal. Resource-based and all-inclusive models are more predictable for volume-intensive automation.
Digibee multiplies integration team impact in several ways. First, the platform’s visual builder offers reusable, governed integration building blocks called “Capsules.” This allows teams to build vital workflows once and use them in every place they’re needed. Second, Digibee’s “Zero Ops” infrastructure handles loading, scaling, and scaling down cloud infrastructure automatically. Third, our AI tools help users complete work faster. Your integration footprint can grow 10x while your infrastructure management effort stays at zero.