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Last updated: March 2026
Connect integrations on GitKraken.dev to use features like Launchpad, Workspaces, and Cloud Patches. Supported integrations include GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Azure DevOps, and self-hosted options. Connecting an integration is available on all plans and does not require an admin role.
Quick Start
For cloud providers (GitHub, GitLab.com, Bitbucket.org, Azure DevOps):
- Go to gitkraken.dev/settings/integrations.
- Under Add Integration, select your provider.
- Authenticate with your provider account and approve access when prompted.
For self-hosted or server-based providers (e.g., GitHub Enterprise):
- Under Add Integration, select your self-hosted service.
- Enter the Host Domain.
- Click Generate a token on {service} to open a pre-filled Personal Access Token (PAT) creation page on your provider.
- Create the PAT, paste it into GitKraken.dev, and click Connect.
To access repositories owned by a GitHub organization, you must request organization approval from GitHub after connecting. Once connected, open Launchpad or create a Workspace to begin working with your repositories.
Supported integrations
| Provider | Type | Auth Method | PAT Required |
|---|---|---|---|
| GitHub | Cloud | OAuth | No |
| GitLab.com | Cloud | OAuth | No |
| Bitbucket.org | Cloud | OAuth | No |
| Azure DevOps | Cloud | OAuth | No |
| GitHub Enterprise | Self-hosted | Personal Access Token | Yes |
| GitLab Self-Managed | Self-hosted | Personal Access Token | Yes |
| Bitbucket Data Center | Self-hosted | Personal Access Token | Yes |
| Azure DevOps Server | Self-hosted | Personal Access Token | Yes |
Use a cloud integration when your repositories are hosted on the provider’s cloud service (e.g., github.com, gitlab.com).
Use a self-hosted integration when your organization runs its own server instance (e.g., GitHub Enterprise Server behind a firewall). Self-hosted integrations require an Advanced or higher plan.
How to Connect an Integration
Go to the Integrations page in GitKraken.dev. See the Quick Start above for step-by-step instructions for both cloud and self-hosted providers.
To access repositories owned by a GitHub organization, organization approval is required. Request organization approval.
What’s Next?
Once connected, you can:
- Use Launchpad to track PRs and issues.
- Organize repos into Workspaces.
- Share Cloud Patches.
Return to the GitKraken.dev Support Home to explore more features.
