Hosting (optional)
Vercel
Deployment success rate and build failures for the project that serves your site.
At a glance
- Category
- Hosting (optional)
- Required
- Optional
- Auth
- OAuth preferred, API key or token as fallback
- Powers
- Infrastructure, Technical
- Freshness
- Stale after 2 hours
- Webhook
- None
Connect it
- 1Press Connect on Vercel and install the Seiton integration for the team that owns the project.
- 2Or paste a Vercel access token from vercel.com/account/tokens.
- 3Pick the Vercel project that serves this domain.
The access token is created here: vercel.com.
Worth knowing
- Only terminal deployments are scored — READY, ERROR and CANCELED. Queued and building deployments are excluded so a deploy in flight never dents the score.
- Billing scope is never requested.
Disconnecting
Disconnect from the Integrations page. Seiton deletes the stored credentials, removes any webhook endpoint it created in your account, and strips the fields this provider owned out of your snapshots — those metrics go back to insufficient data rather than freezing at their last value.
Revoking the token or OAuth grant inside Vercel works just as well and stops reads immediately. The connection then shows as revoked on the next sync, with the reason.