# GitHub

The GitHub integration allows a Chassy user access to the *Workflows* panel. You can learn more about workflows by consulting the [Workflow User Guide](/user-guides/workflow-user-guide.md).

With our GitHub Actions, you can also automate the running of workflows within new or existing CI pipelines.

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Chassy GitHub Integration Tutorial
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Only an Admin or Manager is allowed to manage integrations
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## How to enable GitHub integration

First, navigate to to the *Integrations* panel.&#x20;

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You will be presented with Chassy's various integrations. To continue, click the *Connect* button on the GitHub integration.

After clicking *Connect*, you will be prompted to install the Chassy application on GitHub. You will be asked which organization you wish to install the Chassy bot for. You can select your personal account or any of the organizations you are a member of. Depending on your permissions, you may need an administrator of your organization to accept your request to add the Chassy application.

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After clicking *Configure* on your intended organization or user, you will be asked which repositories you wish to give Chassy access to. You can make a selection or select all.

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After you've made your configurations, you can update Chassy's access by clicking *Update access*. After you or your organization administrator confirm these changes, Chassy will now have access to your selected repositories and you will have access to Chassy's workflow automation features.

## How to disable GitHub integration

Before you disable your GitHub integration, be mindful that you will no longer have access to workflows.

To disable the GitHub integration, first navigate to the *Integrations* panel. There, you will see the GitHub integration. Click the *X* button to disconnect this integration. You will be asked to confirm this action as it is destructive.

## Further Reading

* [Creating a Workflow](/user-guides/workflow-user-guide/creating-a-workflow.md)
* [Integrations](/reference/integrations.md)


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