# Connecting GitHub

## Track collaboration, code quality, and delivery speed

The GitHub integration is the foundation of Aude's performance insights. It lets us track important metrics like code review participation, response times, and collaboration patterns across your repositories.

The Aude GitHub App needs to be installed in your GitHub organization. This gives us secure, limited access to track pull requests, comments, and code review activity. We do not access your source code.

The configuration settings are found under <https://app.aude.ai/admin/integrations>.

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To install Aude for the GitHub App, you will need privileges to install and manage apps on GitHub.
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## Two-Step Connection Process

### **Step 1:  Locate your GitHub Organization login ID**

Your unique GitHub Organization ID is required, please provide it here and click the "Submit" button. If you need help locating your GitHub organization ID, please follow on screen instructions.

### **Step 2: Install the Aude GitHub App**

After you have successfully saved your unique Organization ID in Step 1, please proceed to click the "Add to GitHub" button. This will bring you to the  start of the GitHub OAuth installation process.

## **Post Installation**

Once the GitHub App is installed, your GitHub data will automatically sync. The Installation Status should indicate "Installed" with a timestamp. (You may need to refresh the page.)

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