Crash Override offers the world’s first and only build inspection technology that creates a single source of truth across code, tools, teams, and infrastructure from first commit to cloud deploy. Track artifacts, prioritize alerts, and know what to do now, next, or never.
Engineering Relationship Management (ERM) is an approach to software development that brings total visibility into your DevOps practice. It connects your code, tools, and people into a single, clear, actionable view. If your data is scattered, tools are siloed, or your team has lost track of how everything fits together, ERM puts you back in control. It shows you what you have, what matters, and what to do next.
Crash Override powers ERM. It connects every DevOps dot into a single source of truth that shows what you have, how it is deployed, and how it is changing in real time.
The Crash Override ERM platform gives DevOps, Engineering, and Security a connected catalog, full change ledger, and strategic campaigns to boost visibility, reduce risk, and improve operations.
Capture every build, deployment, and change to give teams complete traceability, clear inspection paths, and audit-ready visibility.
A live catalog with code, infrastructure, builds and deployments all connected together.
An always up-to-date record of all changes across the DevOps process and the ability to deeply inspect it all.
A set of out-of-the box, automated playbook's to strategically improve the posture of your DevOps program.
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Crash Override is embedded directly into your development process, delivering the first deep build inspection technology. Acting like an AirTag for code, it’s lightweight and rides along with every artifact, capturing everything that matters, including:
With continuous build inspection, you can see exactly what’s running and where, detect deployment variants and configuration drift, trace issues back to their origin, and maintain continuous, traceable context and visibility from code to runtime.
