# GitHub Integration

You can connect your GitHub account with IoTIFY to create backups for the tests each time you make any changes to them.

To get started, head to your Workspace management console again and head to the `Github` Tab. This is a two-step process first, you will need to install the `IoTIFY Nsim` app on GitHub, and then you need to select the repository where IoTIFY should save your tests.

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To get started, click on the `Install Github App` button, this will open a new window, where you will need to sign in to your GitHub account, and then you can install the `IoTIFY Nsim` app. You can choose to install it in all repositories, or only a specific one. After the installation is complete, you will be redirected back to IoTIFY.

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Now the button will say `App already installed` and you can move to step two, click on the dropdown menu and you will see a list of repositories that have the app installed. Select the repository where you want to save the tests and click on the `Select` button. 

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Your GitHub account is now connected and every time you save a test on IoTIFY, it will be saved in the GitHub repository automatically as well.


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