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# Connect ServiceNow Arc to GitHub

# Connect ServiceNow Arc to GitHub {#ariaid-title1}

Release version: Brazil  
Updated September 27, 2026  
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Connect ServiceNow Arc to GitHub or GitHub Enterprise to enable pull request review, CI checks, read code, and manage issues.

## Before you begin

Role required: sn_app_arc.user

## Procedure

1. From your user name, navigate to SettingsConnectors.
2. Select Add.
3. From the Connector type list, select GitHub.
4. In Hostname, enter your GitHub host, such as github.com or your GitHub Enterprise hostname.
5. In the Token field, paste your personal access token.  
   To obtain a personal access token from GitHub:
   1. Go to <https://code.devsnc.com/>
   2. Select the user icon on the top right.
   3. Go to SettingsDeveloper SettingsPersonal access tokens.
   4. Under Select scopes, select the repo check box, and under admin.org, select the read.org check box.
   5. Copy the token starting with <kbd class="ph userinput">ghp_</kbd> or <kbd class="ph userinput">gho_</kbd>.
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6. **Optional:** Select Show setup instructions to see how to get a token through CLI.
7. **Optional:** In Label (optional), enter a name for the connection.
8. Select Add Host.  
   The host is added, and the token is stored securely.
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