BadgerQuest guides and documentation

Guides for the people playing, the people running it, and the people wiring it into something else. Plus how the product is built, for whoever has to sign off on it.

Five guides, each written for somebody with a different question. If you are playing, start with the player guide: what the daily raven is, how streaks and ranks work, and what happens if you miss a day. If you are running it for a team, the company guide covers setting people up, required training, reporting, and the answers to the security questionnaires you will be asked to fill in.

If you are evaluating us, read how it is built: sign-in, keeping companies apart, keys, webhooks and logging, with a plain list of what we do not have. If you are wiring it into something else, the API reference covers the read endpoints, scopes and webhooks for pulling completion and risk data into a SIEM, BI tool or HRIS. And if you resell, the MSP guide covers pooled seats and working inside a client company.

Weighing it up rather than setting it up? the evidence by sector and what it costs answer most of it without a call.

For integrators

API reference →

Pull your roster, compliance, Human Risk Score and a phishing-practice event stream. Webhooks and SCIM too.

For admins and owners

For companies →

Invite your team, claim your domain, assign required training, read the score honestly, and connect SSO or SCIM.

For security reviewers

How it is built →

Sign-in, tenant separation, keys, webhooks and logging, in enough detail to check. Including what we do not have.

For managed service providers

For MSPs →

Run every client you manage from one console, on one pool of seats and one invoice.

For everyone

For players →

How the weekly quest, Daily Raven, Roost, streaks and the Warden's Glass actually work.

Weighing it up rather than setting it up? Who it is for covers what the evidence says about each sector, cited, including the parts that argue against us.

Something missing, wrong, or just unclear? Send us a note and a person will read it.