GitHub Integration
GitHub Integration
Simplify your development workflow while collaborating with other teams using GitHub and Unito.
Sync GitHub with Asana
To better coordinate multiple repos and projects, or provide visibility into progress on dev requests.
Sync GitHub with Jira
To seamlessly manage both issue tracking and version control from one place.
Sync GitHub with Trello
To create a high-level roadmap of development projects, or better collaborate across teams.
Who uses
Unito and GitHub
- Developers looking to share progress on requests from other teams.
- Team leads who need a visual overview of development work.
- Customer service teams who want visibility into technical issues.
How does Unito work?
1. Select your tools
Select the tool you want to sync with GitHub and authorize Unito to access both of them.
2. Add your filters
Add filters to specify the repos, issues, and other information you want to sync.
3. Map your fields
Map how that information is shared so it fits with your workflow.
How GitHub and Unito can eliminate barriers to fast, effective development
Among version control software tools, GitHub stands out for its openness. As an open-source tool, it encourages its community of developers to learn and share code. This had led to widespread adoption of GitHub as a tool for all stages of the development cycle.
Yet, for a company that distinguishes itself through its openness, GitHub is still fairly restricted to developers. You won’t find another department using version control software to organize its own projects. This creates barriers when a development project requires the involvement of other teams in the organization.
With Unito, GitHub becomes a tool accessible to everyone. It can be synced to widely-used work management tools, allowing collaborators to work in an environment where they’re comfortable. No one needs to learn a new tool or resort to emails and meetings to share input. And complex dev projects can be organized in a way that anyone in the organization, from the top down, can understand.
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