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BoldDesk + GitHub Integration

GitHub Integration That Turns Tickets Into GitHub Issues

For support teams working with developers on GitHub: create or link an issue from the ticket, and sync notes and comments both ways.

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A BoldDesk ticket with the GitHub app open: the agent creates issue #482 in northwind/storefront with a label and milestone, and the linked issue shows its state, assignee and milestone on the ticket
Why Connect BoldDesk and GitHub

Customers Find the Bugs. Developers Fix Them in GitHub. Both Should Work From One Issue.

When bug reports travel by chat and email, details get lost and customers wait for updates. Connected, support and developers work from the same issue.

  • Before: Bug reports retyped into GitHub

    Bugs Reach Developers Intact

    Every report arrives with the details developers need.

  • Before: Agents pinging developers for news

    Updates Without Interruptions

    Agents share progress without pulling developers away.

  • Before: Answers stuck in GitHub threads

    One Conversation, Two Tools

    Support and developers see the same notes and comments.

Features

Hand Bugs to Developers Without Leaving the Ticket

Sync, create, link and track GitHub issues from the ticket your agents already work in.

  1. Comment Sync

    Sync Notes and Comments With the Issue

    Notes and status or priority changes post to the issue as comments; issue comments return as notes.

    The agent sets a BoldDesk ticket to Pending and adds a private note; both post to GitHub issue #482 as comments while the issue stays Open, and the developer’s comment comes back to the ticket as a note
  2. Create Issues

    Create GitHub Issues From the Ticket

    Create a GitHub issue right from the ticket, with its repository, title, labels, assignees and milestone.

    The GitHub - Create Issue dialog in a BoldDesk ticket: repository, title, description, label bug, assignee Owen Hart and milestone v2.6, then issue #482 is created and linked
  3. Link & Unlink

    Search an issue by its number or title in the right repository, link it to the ticket, and unlink anytime.

    The GitHub app’s Link Issue search in a BoldDesk ticket: repository northwind/storefront, the search “export”, and issue #482 linked with Open in GitHub and Unlink
  4. Issue Details

    See GitHub Issue Details on the Ticket

    The issue’s repository, title, state, labels, assignee and milestone show on the ticket, with a link to GitHub.

    The GitHub panel in a BoldDesk ticket: issue #482’s repository, title, state Open, label bug, assignee and milestone, with Open in GitHub
Use Cases

How Support and Developer Teams Use BoldDesk and GitHub

Real situations from teams that build their products on GitHub.

  • Developer tools

    Get a Bug Report to Developers With the Details

    A customer finds a bug in your API client and sends steps to reproduce it.

    1. The agent creates a GitHub issue in the right repository
    2. A developer asks for logs in an issue comment
    3. The comment lands on the ticket as a private note
  • Mobile apps

    Keep a Customer Updated While a Fix Ships

    A customer checks in every few days to ask if their crash is fixed yet.

    1. The agent links the ticket to the existing issue
    2. The issue’s state and milestone show on the ticket
    3. The agent answers without asking a developer
  • Enterprise support

    Flag the Urgency When a Key Customer Is Blocked

    A key customer can’t work, and developers need to know right away.

    1. The agent raises the ticket’s priority to Urgent
    2. The change posts to the GitHub issue as a comment
    3. Developers see the urgency where they already work

Security & Compliance

Enterprise-Grade Security and Compliance

Protect customer data with secure infrastructure and enterprise-grade access controls.

BoldDesk security badges: SOC 2 compliant, role-based access control, GDPR compliant, and HIPAA compliant

Customers

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Recognized by Customers on G2

4.5/5 average rating on G2

BoldDesk G2 Fall 2026 awards featuring Leader, Momentum Leader, ROI, and Fastest Implementation badges
  • Reelo Technologies Raj Khichi, Customer Support Executive, Reelo Technologies Pvt. Ltd.

    Up to 24x

    faster at solving customer queries, with 2.4x more tickets closed per day

    Read the Reelo story
  • GeoVerra One of Canada’s largest geomatics firms

    25%+

    improvement in service desk efficiency, with single sign-on via Entra ID

    Read the GeoVerra story
  • Eurotel Hospitality Hospitality software, Greece

    ~67%

    more issues handled each week, from about 600 to about 1,000

    Read the Eurotel story
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the BoldDesk GitHub integration do?

It connects BoldDesk tickets with GitHub issues: agents create or link an issue from a ticket, see its details on the ticket, and sync notes and comments both ways.

Yes. Agents create an issue from the ticket’s Apps panel with the repository, title, description, labels, assignees and milestone, and it links to the ticket automatically. They can also search an existing issue by its number or title and link it.

What syncs between BoldDesk and GitHub?

Ticket notes, status changes and priority changes post to the GitHub issue as comments, and new issue comments come back to the ticket as private notes. Replies to the customer do not sync, and unlinking leaves the issue in GitHub.

Which BoldDesk plans include the GitHub integration?

Every BoldDesk plan includes the GitHub integration: Scale AI, Momentum AI and Enterprise AI. Compare plans and pricing

How do I set up the BoldDesk GitHub integration?

An admin installs GitHub from Admin › Marketplace, authorizes a GitHub account, selects the GitHub Cloud repositories agents can use, chooses the sync actions and sets app permissions. Read the setup guide

Bring Support and Developers
Onto the Same Issue

Install GitHub from Admin › Marketplace, choose your repositories, and create your first issue from a ticket.