Freshdesk - Github Integration App offers simple integration between Freshdesk and Github. Using this app, support agents can Create, Link, and Notify Github issues. You can collaborate with your support team and developers in one place. The Freshdesk - Github app allows the support agents to create Github issues from the Freshdesk apps form. The Freshdesk - Github app also allows support agents to link existing Freshdesk tickets to existing Github issues. In addition, the Freshdesk - Github app allows support agents to help notify the Github team by sending comments from Freshdesk support. We also support customization based on customer requests and tailored to your needs! We bring Github closer to your business requirements! The Freshdesk - Github app provides couple of options like **Create Issue**, **Link Issue**, **Notify** , **Issue Log** & **Configure App**. **Create Issue:** The **Create Issue** lets the user create a new issue # in Github from Freshdesk. The support agent can select the label type of issue they want to create. Based on the selection of the repository type, they will see all the Github fields. The User can make the selection and click on Create button which would create a issue in Github and then display the corresponding Github issue Id in the App. **Link Issue:** Using this button in Freshdesk - Github app support agent can link an existing Github Issue # to the current Freshdesk ticket. Freshdesk - Github app allows the user to create or link multiple issues to one Freshdesk ticket. **Notify:** Notify button in the Freshdesk - Github app allows the support agent to notify all the linked Github issues to the current Freshdesk ticket. These will show up as comments in Github. **-Issue Log:** In the Freshdesk - Github app Issue log modal shows you a couple of details of issue history including the comments history to the current Freshdesk ticket. **Configure App**:" This will help to map certain fields between Freshdesk and Github. *The Freshdesk - Github Integration app is limited to One Repository, One agent, and up to 20 Github issues per month in the free version.*