Connect GitHub and Miro to unlock the power of automation

To integrate GitHub with Miro through our platform, you'll first need to create a Zap connecting the two applications. Start by selecting GitHub and Miro as your apps. Choose 'New Issue' in GitHub as your trigger and 'Create Card' or 'Create Sticky Notes' in Miro as the action. This setup will automatically create a card or sticky note in Miro whenever a new issue is generated in GitHub.

Yes, you can update your Miro board when a pull request is merged on GitHub. Set the trigger event in GitHub to 'Pull Request Merged' and use actions like 'Add Comment' to existing cards or create new items on your Miro board.

Absolutely! You can set up separate Zaps for each repository-board pair. For example, select one repository to trigger updates on one specific board by choosing events like 'New Issue' or 'Pull Request', and similarly configure others according to your requirements.

Our platform allows various triggers from GitHub such as 'New Issue', 'Issue Comment', 'Pull Request', and more, which can prompt different actions in Miro such as creating cards, updating texts, or adding comments depending on how you configure it.

For syncing changes between linked items, you might need to set up multiple Zaps. Each Zap should handle a specific direction of sync; for instance, one Zap updates something in Miro when there's a change in GitHub while another handles the reverse process.

You can filter tasks using label-specific filters before triggering an action in our platform. Simply configure your Zap to initiate only when certain labels are applied or changed on the issues.

Yes, it's possible by setting up a Zap with a trigger event like changes made within your selected item field in Miro that then perform actions such as adding automated comments back into the corresponding issue thread on Github.