Integrations

Horizon integrates with your existing tools – by design.

Horizon is built to orchestrate the tools studios already rely on, not to replace them. Instead of forcing a predefined stack or proprietary extensions, Horizon integrates at the platform level, connecting development, build, delivery, and operations under one governed operating model.

This allows teams to keep their preferred tools while gaining consistency, security, and operational ownership across the pipeline.

 

Integration at the platform level

Horizon integrates across the key surfaces of modern development pipelines, including source control and asset workflows, CI/CD and delivery systems, identity and access platforms, engines and SDKs, and observability and operations tooling.

These examples are representative rather than exhaustive. Horizon is designed to adapt as pipelines evolve.

When deeper integration matters

Some tools become strategically important to a studio’s pipeline and require deeper explanation around governance, collaboration, and scale. In those cases, Horizon provides more detailed integration guidance through dedicated pages where appropriate.

What Horizon does not do

Horizon does not resell third-party tool licenses, does not force migration to a single vendor stack, and does not rely on fragile, tool-specific plugins.

Studios retain ownership of their tools and licenses while Horizon provides the operating model around them.