Seemplicity focuses on one thing: getting findings fixed. The remediation operations platform processes 1.5 billion findings daily and reports 80% reduction in manual remediation work.
It doesn’t scan code or aggregate dashboards — it automates the operational grind between detecting a vulnerability and closing the ticket.

Headquartered in Tel Aviv with a San Jose office. Raised ~$80M in total funding.
Recognized with the 2025 Intellyx Digital Innovator Award and multiple Global Infosec Awards.
What is Seemplicity?
Security teams spend most of their time on administrative work: deduplicating findings across scanners, figuring out who owns the affected code, creating Jira tickets, and chasing developers for updates. Seemplicity automates all of that.
Key features
AI-powered prioritization
Seemplicity’s AI analyzes findings to determine actual risk and remediation priority:
| Factor | How it’s used |
|---|---|
| Exploitability | Threat intelligence feeds identify actively exploited vulnerabilities |
| Asset criticality | Business-critical applications get higher priority |
| Exposure | Internet-facing vs. internal affects urgency |
| Compensating controls | Existing protections lower effective risk |
Priorities adjust dynamically as the threat landscape changes and new exploits are disclosed.
Remediation workflow automation
The platform automates the full remediation lifecycle:
| Step | What happens |
|---|---|
| Ticket creation | Creates tickets in Jira, ServiceNow, Azure DevOps, GitHub Issues, or Linear |
| Context population | Populates tickets with vulnerability details, fix guidance, and related findings |
| Deduplication | Links related findings into single actionable tickets — no duplicates across scanners |
| Ownership routing | Routes to the right team based on code ownership from SCM data |
| SLA tracking | Monitors progress and triggers escalations when deadlines approach |
Define SLAs by severity: critical findings get 7 days, high gets 30, medium gets 90.
Seemplicity sends a reminder at 50% elapsed, alerts the team lead at 75%, escalates to the security team at 100%, and notifies executives at 150%. All configurable per team and severity.
Unified dashboard
The dashboard tracks remediation operations across the organization:
| Metric | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Finding trends | Breakdown by severity, tool, and team over time |
| SLA compliance | Percentage of findings resolved within target timeframes |
| MTTR | Mean time to remediate across teams and severity levels |
| Finding aging | Open findings ranked by how long they’ve been unresolved |
| Team performance | Comparison of remediation velocity across development teams |
| Compliance | Evidence generation and reporting for audit requirements |
Integrations
Getting started
When to use Seemplicity
Seemplicity fits organizations where the bottleneck isn’t detection — it’s getting things fixed. If your security team spends more time creating Jira tickets and chasing developers than doing actual security work, Seemplicity automates that operational overhead.
If you need scanning capabilities, Seemplicity isn’t the answer — it aggregates, not scans. For small teams with manageable finding volumes, the automation overhead may not pay off. DefectDojo handles basic aggregation for free, and ArmorCode offers both correlation and remediation at enterprise scale.
Note: Raised ~$80M total funding.