Get emails with new GitHub commits

When your collaborator sends you a new inbound email message about the project you share with them you would feel pretty bad if you were always the last to know what is going on.

Use Zapier to make sure that you are not left in the dark and collaborators get a prompt action in return for their messages. The first step is to ensure that their inbound email goes directly to the right place.

Note: This feature is built directly into Zapier, just forward your email to the customized email address you create with Zapier.

How It Works

1. A contact sends a new inbound email
2. Zapier adds that email message to GitHub as a new issue

What You Need

• Email address to forward
• GitHub account

Focusing on a particular project? Make sure you know everything that's going on by setting up this automated notification Zap. It will then trigger whenever there's a commit on a repo in GitHub, sending you all the details you want to know via Zapier's email service.

How this GitHub-Email integration works

1. A new commit is made on GitHub
2. Zapier sends you an email with the information

Apps involved

• GitHub

Parsing signal from noise can be a challenge with a busy inbox. Set up this GitHub-Email integration and Zapier can help. Once it's active, whenever a new issue is created on GitHub this automation will trigger and send you an email from Zapier's native service.

Since your issues will come from a specific Zapier email, you can filter them as needed to ensure you can find what you need and hide it when you don't.

How It Works

1. A new issue is created on GitHub
2. Zapier automatically sends you an email

What You Need

• GitHub account