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# Endace

Pivot from a Vectra AI detection straight into the matching EndaceProbe packet   capture for full-fidelity investigation.

The Endace pivot links integration connects Vectra AI detections to full packet capture in [EndaceProbe / EndaceVision](https://www.endace.com/). A script adds a note to active host detections containing a pre-scoped EndaceVision link, filtered automatically by the detection's time window and the IP addresses involved.

From an analyst's perspective: open a detection, click the link in the note, and land in EndaceVision looking at exactly the right traffic — no manual copying of IPs or timestamps. This gives investigators immediate access to full-fidelity packet data as context for a Vectra AI detection.

The integration is community-supported and script-based. Setup instructions, requirements, configuration options, and the script itself are maintained on GitHub.

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<a href="https://github.com/vectranetworks/endace-pivot-links" class="button primary">Get the integration on GitHub</a>


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