WelcomeEdit the Doc SiteOverviewProgram Start-Up Guide Start HackerOne Response Start HackerOne BountyPrivate vs Public ProgramsParent/Child ProgramsUsing MarkdownSecurity Page Program Metrics Response Target Indicators Top HackersPolicy and Scope Good Policies Defining Scope Scope Best Practices Asset Types Severity Environmental ScoreBounty Tables Importance of Bounty TablesSubmit Report Form Report Templates Pausing Report SubmissionsResponse Targets Response Target Metrics Setting Response TargetsInvitationsCVE RequestsSubmission Signal Requirements Human-Augmented SignalGroups and PermissionsSingle Sign-On via SAMLTwo-Factor AuthenticationSessionsCredential ManagementInbox Inbox ViewsReport Management Report Actions Report States Quality Reports Locking Reports Duplicate Reports Exporting Reports Response Labels Keyboard ShortcutsPublic Disclosure Limiting Disclosed InformationAutomation Common Responses Triggers HackbotRetestingSupported IntegrationsEmail ForwardingEmbedded Submission FormAPI TokensAssemblaBugzillaFreshdeskGitHubGitLabJira Jira-Cloud Integration Jira-Server Integration Jira FAQsMantisBTOTRSPhabricatorServiceNowSlackRedmineTracZendeskBillingBountiesSwagBonusesDashboards Hacker Feedback DashboardHacktivityCommunicating with Hackers Message HackersBanning HackersHacker Email AliasHacker MediationHacker ReviewsAutomationHackerOne offers various automated features to simplify your workflow. You can configure: Default common responses to reports Triggers that'll automate an action Integrations with other third party services Hackbot notifications
