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Customer storyBrightpipeData pipelines

Brightpipe: 46 fixes, zero tickets

Brightpipe's marketing site lives in a Next.js repo. Scaplet opens pull requests there, so every fix goes through the same review as any other change.

Site auditGitHubReports
46fixes shipped, zero tickets
9 minengineering time a month
+81%non-brand clicks

The problem

Every SEO change meant a Jira ticket, a sprint slot and a context switch for an engineer. Most fixes waited a quarter.

The team wanted fixes to ship without giving a tool free rein over production.

The first conversation· brightpipe.dev
Can you fix SEO without touching production directly?
Yes. I'll open a pull request for each change against your marketing repo. Your checks run on a Vercel preview, and nothing merges until someone approves it.

What Scaplet did

1
Day 1Connected GitHubAccess to the marketing repo only, with a pull request for every change. Nothing merges without review.
2
Week 1Opened the first 12 PRsSchema, meta tags and image compression, each PR small enough to review in a minute.
3
Month 1Fixed the crawlRedirect chains, broken links and a sitemap generated at build time.
4
Month 2Moved to autopilotLow-risk fixes now merge on their own once checks pass.
Customer quote
"Reviewing a Scaplet PR takes less time than writing the ticket used to."
Jonas WeberStaff Engineer, Brightpipe

Results

46 fixes shipped in two months for about nine minutes of engineering time a month. Non-brand clicks are up 81%.

What Scaplet did, by count
Page improvements46
Articles0
Site audits16

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