Step 1: Prerequisites
To connect GitHub, you must be an Owner of the GitHub Organization.
Verify Ownership
Visit your GitHub Organization Settings
If you have owner permissions, you’ll see a list of organizations you manage.Remove any existing ComplyJet installation
If ComplyJet is already installed for this organization, uninstall it from GitHub before proceeding.
Step 2: Initiate Connection
Click the Connect GitHub button
This will open a new tab where GitHub will prompt you to sign in and authorize the ComplyJet GitHub App.
Choose the organization where you want to install ComplyJet
If you see Configure next to the organization name, it means the app is already installed.
In that case, remove the existing app before proceeding.
Step 3: Install the GitHub App
Once the GitHub App opens:
Click on Install
Choose the organization that you want to connect to ComplyJet.
Choose the repositories ComplyJet should access:
You can select All repositories or pick specific ones manually.
Click the Install & Authorize button at the bottom of the screen.
You’ll be redirected back to ComplyJet to complete the setup.
You’re Done!
Once installation is complete:
✅ GitHub repositories will start appearing in your ComplyJet dashboard
✅ Compliance checks for access, security settings, and repo activity will begin automatically
✅ You can view GitHub-specific monitors in the dashboard under "Code" menu.