Connect GitHub to any app in your stack to automate developer workflows.
Flows360 provides a robust, operator-grade integration for GitHub, enabling you to connect your code repositories and project management workflows to any other application in your technology stack.
Automate the flow of data between GitHub and other systems to eliminate manual work and improve developer productivity. Sync issues with project management tools, create tasks from customer support tickets, or archive repository files to cloud storage without writing custom code.
This integration supports creating, updating, and listing records, files, and tasks within GitHub. Use it to build and orchestrate cross-functional workflows, such as updating a Salesforce record when a feature branch is merged, creating a Jira issue from a GitHub issue, or notifying a Slack channel about a new pull request.
Common use cases
- CI/CD and DevOps automation.
- Cross-functional project tracking.
- Automated support ticket escalation.
- Code repository backup and archival.
- Unified issue and task management.
Sync scenarios
- Create GitHub issues from new Zendesk tickets.
- Sync GitHub pull requests to a Slack channel for review.
- Update a Salesforce case when a related GitHub issue is closed.
- Archive repository files to Google Drive.
- Create Asana tasks for new GitHub issues.
Objects supported
- File
- Task
- Record
Actions
- create_record
- update_record
- list_records
Frequently asked questions
What can I sync with the GitHub integration?
You can create, update, and list records, tasks (issues), and files. This allows you to build workflows that manage your code, track project progress, and automate administrative tasks directly from your other business systems.
How does this integration improve on native GitHub webhooks?
While webhooks provide basic event notifications, Flows360 provides a managed, enterprise-grade integration layer. This includes robust error handling, retry logic, and complex conditional routing. You can build multi-step workflows that connect GitHub to multiple applications without writing or maintaining any code.
Can I connect GitHub to on-premise systems?
Yes, the Flows360 platform can securely connect cloud applications like GitHub to your on-premise databases, file servers, and other internal tools, enabling seamless hybrid cloud automation.
- Auth method: OAuth 2.0
- Required scopes: 1
- Supported objects: 3
- Supported actions: 3
Overview
The Flows360 GitHub connector provides a robust, operator-grade integration for connecting code repositories and project management workflows to any other application in your technology stack.
Core Capabilities:
* Data Synchronization: Automate the flow of data between GitHub and other systems to eliminate manual processes and improve developer productivity.
* Workflow Automation: Sync issues with project management tools (e.g., Jira), create tasks from support tickets (e.g., Zendesk), or archive repository files to cloud storage (e.g., Amazon S3) without writing custom code.
* Cross-Functional Orchestration: Build and orchestrate workflows across different business units. For example, update a Salesforce Opportunity when a feature branch is merged, or notify a Slack channel about a new pull request.
This integration supports creating, updating, and listing records (such as issues), files, and tasks within GitHub repositories.
Setup steps
1. Click Connect and provide a name for your connection.
2. You will be redirected to GitHub to authenticate. Log in to the GitHub account you wish to connect.
3. Review the requested permissions. The connector requires the `repo` scope to access repository information, including code, issues, and pull requests, which is necessary for reading from and writing to them.
4. Click Authorize to grant the requested permissions and finalize the connection.
5. You will be redirected back to Flows360. Your GitHub connection is now active and can be used in flows.
Required scopes
repo
Supported objects
- File
- Task
- Record
Supported actions
- create_record — Creates a new record, such as an issue, in a specified repository.
- update_record — Updates an existing record, such as closing an issue or modifying a pull request.
- list_records — Lists records, such as issues or pull requests, from a specified repository.
Use cases
- Customer 360
- Product Analytics
- Revenue Operations
- Support Ticket Sync
Limitations
* This connector is subject to GitHub's API rate limits. For authenticated users, the limit is 5,000 requests per hour. High-volume workflows may require monitoring to avoid exceeding this limit.
* Access to repositories is determined by the permissions of the authenticated user. The connector cannot access repositories that the connected user account does not have permission to view.
* Creating new repositories or modifying repository-level settings is not supported.
