[No Programming Required] How to Automatically Connect GitHub Data to Wrike
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2025-04-28
[No Programming Required] How to Automatically Connect GitHub Data to Wrike
t.aizawa
GitHub and Wrike are useful tools, and many companies use them together. Especially now that remote work has become widespread, being able to collaborate in a remote environment is a significant advantage. However,
"Manually entering GitHub information into Wrike is a hassle..."
"Huh? This GitHub information hasn't been reflected in Wrike yet..."
Have you ever had such experiences? Manual data entry is time-consuming and labor-intensive, and it can lead to errors and omissions.
That's why we recommend integrating GitHub and Wrike!
By integrating, you can synchronize GitHub data with Wrike in a timely manner, reducing the workload while preventing transcription errors and omissions, and improving the accuracy of project management. This article introduces easy no-code integration steps and use cases. It's a must-read for those who are spending too much time on manual input or struggling with information sharing delays!
For those who want to try it quickly
By using Yoom, you can easily integrate GitHub and Wrike without any code. Yoom provides pre-prepared templates for integrating GitHub and Wrike, so you can start integrating immediately without any API knowledge, just by registering. If you want to try it right away, start from the "Try it" banner below!
What You Can Do by Integrating GitHub and Wrike
By integrating the APIs of GitHub and Wrike, you can automatically transfer data from GitHub to Wrike! For example, you can automatically execute data transfers like the ones below without human intervention.
1. Register Issues Created in GitHub to Wrike
By utilizing this flow, when an issue is created in GitHub, the information is automatically reflected in Wrike. This eliminates the hassle of manually transferring data to Wrike, prevents input errors, and improves the accuracy of information. You can convert GitHub issues into tasks in Wrike in a timely manner, which is expected to speed up responses.
2. Register in Wrike when a GitHub Pull Request is created
This flow automatically registers in Wrike when a GitHub Pull Request is created. This allows you to check the status of the Pull Request in Wrike in a timely manner, supporting the understanding of the overall progress of the project. It is recommended for IT personnel who want to streamline the integration of the development process and project management!
Let's Create a GitHub and Wrike Integration Flow
Let's get started by creating a flow that integrates GitHub and Wrike! This time, we'll use Yoom to proceed with the integration of GitHub and Wrike without any coding, so if you don't have a Yoom account yet, please create one using this registration form.
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This time, we will create a flow to "Register Issues created in GitHub to Wrike"! The creation process is broadly divided into the following steps.
Integrate GitHub and Wrike with My Apps
Copy the template
Set up GitHub triggers and Wrike actions
Turn on the trigger and verify the operation
Step 1: Connect GitHub and Wrike with My Apps
First, register the apps you will use with My Apps. By registering with My Apps in advance, the subsequent flow settings will be smoother.
(1) After logging into Yoom, click "My Apps" on the left side of the screen, and then click "+ Add" displayed on the right side. Select GitHub from the list of new connections in My Apps.
(2) The GitHub sign-in screen will be displayed. Sign in with the account you want to connect with Yoom.
(3) Next, register Wrike with My Apps. As before, select Wrike from the list of new connections. The Wrike login screen will be displayed. Log in with the account you want to connect with Yoom.
(4) After logging in, the approval screen shown below will be displayed, so click "Approve".
This completes the connection with Yoom! Make sure that GitHub and Wrike are displayed in the My Apps section.
Step 2: Copy the Template
Now, let's proceed with setting up the flow! Templates are available to make the setup easy, so let's make use of them. Click "Try it" on the banner below to copy the template.
Clicking will copy the template to your Yoom management screen as shown below. Click "OK" to proceed with the setup.
Step 3: Setting Up the App Trigger
First, set up the app trigger to activate the Flowbot.
(1) Set it so that when a new task is created in GitHub, the Flowbot is activated. Click "When a task is created" in the copied template.
(2) The "Select Linked Account and Action" screen will appear. Check that there are no errors in the account information linked to GitHub. Keep the trigger action as "When an issue is newly created" and click "Next."
(3) The "API Connection Settings for App Trigger" screen will appear.
Select the trigger activation interval. Choose from 5 minutes, 10 minutes, 15 minutes, 30 minutes, or 60 minutes from the dropdown menu. Note that the shortest activation interval varies depending on the plan, so please be careful.
Scroll down and enter the "Repository Owner" and "Repository Name" by referring to the annotations below the input fields.
After entering, switch to the GitHub screen and actually create an issue for testing. After creation, return to the Yoom screen and click "Test." If the test is successful, the information of the issue created in GitHub will be obtained as output.
If you are wondering "What is output?", please refer to this link!
Once you have confirmed that the issue information is correctly obtained, save it and proceed to the next step!
Step 4: Setting Up the Action to Create a Task in Wrike
Next, set up to create a task in Wrike based on the issue information created in GitHub.
(1) Click "Create Task."
(2) The "Select Linked Account and Action" screen will appear. Check that there are no errors in the account information linked to Wrike, keep the action as "Create Task," and click "Next."
(3) Next, the "API Connection Settings" screen will appear. Set the "Title" using the output. By using the output, you can reference the information obtained by the app trigger!
Scroll down and enter the Folder ID. When you click the input field, candidates will be displayed, so select from the candidates.
Scroll down and enter the "Priority Task ID" by referring to the annotations below the input field. Select "High," "Medium," or "Low" from the dropdown for "Importance." The content entered in the "Description" field will be reflected in the overview section of Wrike. By entering "Comments" using the output, you can reference the issue information!
The following items are not mandatory, but please enter them as needed.
Start Date: Enter directly or use a date
Deadline: Enter directly or use a date
Status: Select from "Active," "Completed," "Deferred," "Canceled" from the dropdown
Assignee ID: Select from candidates
Shared ID: Select from candidates
After entering, click "Test" and confirm that the task is correctly created in Wrike. After confirmation, save it.
Step 5: Set the Trigger to ON and Check Operation
Thank you for your hard work! All settings are now complete. Once the setup is complete, a menu like the one below will be displayed, so set the "Trigger to ON."
Actually activate the Flowbot and check if the issue created in GitHub is registered in Wrike!
If you want to link Wrike data to GitHub
This time, we introduced how to link data from GitHub to Wrike, but if you want to link data from Wrike to GitHub, please also use the template below.
Register New Tasks Created in Wrike to GitHub
By utilizing this flow, when a new task is created in Wrike, it will automatically be registered as an issue in GitHub. This will save you the trouble of transcribing information to GitHub, and by synchronizing Wrike's information with GitHub in a timely manner, you will be able to centralize information.
Other Automation Examples Using GitHub and Wrike APIs
It is possible to automate various tasks using the APIs of GitHub and Wrike. If you find something interesting, please give it a try!
Other Useful Automation Examples Using GitHub
You can add or register information to other databases based on GitHub data, or create issues on GitHub based on information from other tools. Additionally, you can automatically notify chat tools with information from GitHub!
Other Useful Automation Examples Using Wrike
It is possible to automatically notify task information from Wrike to chat tools or automatically register task deadlines in a calendar. Additionally, you can create tasks in Wrike based on information from other databases!
In Conclusion
How was it? By integrating GitHub with Wrike, it seems like you can automatically reflect GitHub information in Wrike and smoothly manage your projects. This reduces the hassle of manual entry, maintains the accuracy of information, and significantly improves work efficiency. Especially for business people managing multiple projects simultaneously, this automation flow will be a powerful support. It's appealing that by using Yoom, anyone can easily set it up without any programming!
If you're wondering, "Can it really be set up so easily?" or "What other tasks can be automated?" please try creating a free account first. Registration takes just 30 seconds! Once registered, you can immediately experience the automatic integration of GitHub and Wrike.
The integration flow can be customized freely. Please try building the optimal flow that suits your company's operations!
Yoom can make your daily tasks easier and more efficient. Use this article as a reference to incorporate automation and experience improvements in your daily work efficiency.
The person who wrote this article
t.aizawa
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