Integration
GitLab Live connector
Authorize GitLab with OAuth or a personal access token, then choose the projects the client wants to share. SREDlog creates read-only evidence summaries from commits, merge requests and issues and maps them to the claim.
What SREDlog takes in
- Commit messages, timestamps and authorship
- Merge-request and issue activity in the selected projects
- A summarized evidence item per synced project
What it never touches
- Your source code is not stored. SREDlog reads activity, not repository contents
- No write access: SREDlog cannot push or change GitLab records
- Projects the client does not approve are never synced
Technical details for IT
GitLab connection details
2026-08-22
Evidence type
Commit history, merge requests, issues
How it connects
Native read-only connection with project selection and background sync
Authentication
OAuth or a client-provided personal access token, encrypted at rest
Security
Read-only access the client grants and can revoke. OAuth and personal access tokens are encrypted at rest; nothing is written back.
Available on
All plans
Setup steps
- 1The client signs in to their SREDlog portal, opens Connect, chooses GitLab and authorizes with OAuth. A narrowly scoped access token is available under Advanced when required.
- 2Back in the portal, choose Share Projects, select the GitLab projects the consultant may access and save the shared-access list.
- 3The consultant opens the client's Collaboration tab, maps each approved GitLab project to a SREDlog project and sets the activity window.
- 4Choose Save & sync for the first pull. Use Sync in Connected sources to refresh the evidence later.
Setup help: Read the GitLab guide
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