Vercel integration
ShipTale monitors Vercel production deployments and uses each successful release as the start of a chronological Tale. It keeps the deployment identity, project, environment, commit details, and time needed to connect later operational events. ShipTale adds cross-tool context; Vercel remains the source of truth for deployment details.
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ShipTale reads the projects you select and their deployment records. Successful production deployments can mark releases; preview, failed, and canceled deployments remain visible as standalone operational events rather than becoming release anchors.
A Vercel production release establishes what shipped and when. ShipTale then evaluates later Sentry and Stripe events against that release, stores why an association was made, and keeps links back to the provider for native detail.
| Area | Supports | Does not claim or do |
|---|---|---|
| Access | Read selected projects and deployments with an access token | Changing deployments or project settings |
| Release markers | Successful production deployments | Treating preview, failed, or canceled deploys as releases |
| Synchronization | Reconciliation every 15 minutes | Claiming real-time delivery |
Provide a read-capable access token and an optional team ID for team-scoped projects.
Choose the projects ShipTale should monitor instead of importing every accessible project.
Open a successful production deployment and follow related events in time order.
These primary sources describe provider capabilities. ShipTale behavior is described separately above.
Add issue-change context after a release.
See the complete monitoring workflow.
Understand Tales and confidence labels.
Connect Vercel and Sentry free. Add Stripe customer context on Pro.