SREDlog
Integration

GitHub Native sync

GitHub is SREDlog's one native connector. Install the SREDlog GitHub App on your organization, pick the repositories that matter, and SREDlog syncs commit and repository activity into summarized evidence — read-only, on short-lived installation tokens.

What SREDlog takes in

  • Commit messages, timestamps and authorship
  • Pull request and repository activity
  • A summarized evidence item per synced repository

What it never touches

  • Your source code is not stored — SREDlog reads activity, not your codebase contents
  • No write access: SREDlog can never push, open PRs or change anything
  • Repositories you don't select are never touched

Evidence type

Commit history, pull requests, repository activity

How it connects

SREDlog GitHub App (installation), background sync job

Authentication

Short-lived installation tokens — no personal access tokens, read-only

Security

Read-only, least-privilege installation tokens the client grants and can revoke at any time. Nothing is written back to GitHub.

Available on

All plans

Last verified

2026-07-15

Setting it up

  1. 1In Settings, start the GitHub connection and install the SREDlog App on your org.
  2. 2Choose which repositories to include.
  3. 3Map repositories to the client/project they belong to.
  4. 4The first sync runs automatically; new activity syncs on a schedule.

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