> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.incident.io/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # GitHub > Link pull requests to incidents and keep follow-ups moving, without leaving GitHub. Are you using GitHub for version control, or to track your team's tasks? You should consider installing our integration *** ## What our GitHub integration can do Our integration lets you: ### 1. Export your incident to-dos to GitHub You can export your follow-ups to GitHub. We'll sync the status of your tasks, so you can work in GitHub without worrying about updating statuses manually in incident.io! On an incident's **Post-incident** tab, open a follow-up's menu and choose **Create or link a GitHub issue**: A follow-up menu on the Post-incident tab, open on Create or link a GitHub issue You can also create export templates and [automatically export follow-ups](/integrations/auto-export-follow-ups). In your templates, you can use expressions to set GitHub labels dynamically, for example tagging follow-ups by team or priority. Changes in GitHub update the linked follow-up: the issue title, its body as the description, its labels, and its assignee as the follow-up owner. Closing the issue completes the follow-up, and records when it was closed. #### 2. Attach GitHub pull requests to incidents When you drop a link to a GitHub PR in your incident channel, we'll ask if you want to add it as an [attachment](/incidents/attachments). Once it's attached, we'll notify the channel about changes to that PR, for example if it gets merged. An image showing incident.io notifying the incident channel when a PR is merged. #### 3. Track each incident as a GitHub issue Set up [incident tickets](/integrations/incident-tickets) to create a GitHub issue for each incident and keep it up to date. Add the **State** field to your template to open and close the issue from the incident. *** ## Setting Up Adding GitHub to incident.io is simple. 1. **Go to Settings** → [Integrations](https://app.incident.io/~/settings/integrations) Hit `Connect` next to GitHub. The Integrations settings list with Connect highlighted on the GitHub row 2. **Install incident.io** *Your GitHub account* **must be an Organization** *(not a personal account). Enterprise customers can connect multiple organizations. [Get in touch](mailto:support@incident.io) to set this up.* GitHub's Install incident-io page, asking which account or organization to install into That's it! **GitHub Enterprise Server** and **multiple GitHub organization** support are available for enterprise customers. [Get in touch](mailto:support@incident.io) to get set up. If you run into any issues, [get in touch](http://incident.io/community)