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title: Integrating GitHub with Mergify
description: Managing Mergify GitHub installation.
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Mergify is fully integrated with GitHub and many features require Mergify to
be installed on your repositories.

## Configuring Enabled Products

You enable Mergify products per repository, on the
**Repositories** page of the dashboard. Open the organization selector at the
top of the sidebar and pick **Configure repositories**; the GitHub tile on the
**Integrations** page leads to the same screen.

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The **Defaults for New Repositories** card at the top sets what a repository
starts with when it is first connected from GitHub. It leaves your existing
repositories untouched, and it only appears if you hold the GitHub organization
`Owner` role or the [**Integrations Admin** delegated
role](/security#delegated-roles).

To bring in a repository Mergify cannot see yet, use **Add Repository**, which
sends you to GitHub to install the Mergify GitHub App on it.

:::note
  Adding a repository requires GitHub admin privileges.
:::

Below the card, the table has one row per repository and one column per
product: [Merge Queue](/merge-queue), [Merge Protections](/merge-protections),
[Workflow Automation](/workflow), and [CI Insights](/ci-insights).
Check the boxes for the products you want and confirm with **Save Changes**.
Nothing is applied until you do.