FireHydrant
Overview
Section titled “Overview”The FireHydrant integration connects your FireHydrant organization to Oneleet and syncs its users, so Oneleet can track who has access to your incident management platform.
What does Oneleet monitor?
Section titled “What does Oneleet monitor?”- FireHydrant users, including their organization role
FireHydrant’s API doesn’t report whether a user has multi-factor authentication enabled, so Oneleet can’t check it.
To set up the FireHydrant integration, navigate to Integrations > Add integration > FireHydrant and click Continue.
Oneleet requires a read-only FireHydrant API key. Only FireHydrant Owners can create one.
Creating an API key
Section titled “Creating an API key”- In FireHydrant, click the Settings (gear) icon in the top right
- In the left sidebar, under Integrations, open API Keys
- Click Create API key and give it a name
- Leave Write access, Access restricted incidents, and Access user PII via API turned off, then click Create
- Copy the token shown at the top of the page. It starts with
fhb-and is shown only once
For more information, see the FireHydrant API keys documentation.
Connecting to Oneleet
Section titled “Connecting to Oneleet”- Paste the API key
- Click Submit
Oneleet creates the connection and starts the first scan right away. If the API key is invalid, the scan fails and the connection shows an error.