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  • Data Sources
    • Overview
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    • User Feedback
    • Meetings
    • Slack/Microsoft Teams Integration
    • Personal Instructions
  • Contexts
    • Overview
    • How to create contexts
    • How to switch contexts in chat
    • How To Edit/Delete a Context
    • Use Cases
  • Insights
    • Overview
    • How to create insights
  • User Feedback
    • Overview
    • Import feedback into Revo
    • How to connect CRM tools to Revo
    • Use Labels To Categorize And Organize User Feedback
  • Meetings
  • Overview
  • How can Revo join meetings
  • Meeting Access and Summary Settings
  • Using labels to categorize and organize meetings
  • Leveraging Meeting Summaries
  • Issues, Projects, and Cycles
    • Overview
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  • Workflows
    • Overview
    • Setting up workflows
    • Revo Workflow Playbook
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    • Zendesk
    • Google Calendar
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    • Profile
  • Workspace Management
    • Labels
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    • Switch Teams
    • Team Info
  • Billing
    • How does billing work?
    • Invoices
  • Security
    • Data privacy & security
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GitHub

The GitHub connector links your code repository with Revo, bringing development context into your product workflow. This integration helps bridge the gap between product planning and technical implementation.

How to connect:

  1. Click on your team name at the top of the left-hand side menu

  2. Select team settings in the dropdown menu

  3. Go to connectors, located in the left sidebar

  4. Go to the GitHub card and click on the connect button and follow the on-screen instructions

How to disconnect:

  1. Click on your team name at the top of the left-hand side menu

  2. Select team settings in the dropdown menu

  3. Go to connectors, located in the left sidebar

  4. Go to the GitHub card and click on the disconnect button and follow the on-screen instructions

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