Route bug reports, feature requests, and intake forms directly into your GitHub workflow without manual copying.
Every JotForm submission matching your criteria creates a labeled GitHub issue instantly.
Capture consistent bug data in JotForm fields and map them cleanly to GitHub issue bodies.
Non-technical teammates submit via a form - engineers get a properly formatted GitHub issue.
Convert a JotForm bug submission into a labeled GitHub issue with all field data included.
Let customers submit feature requests via JotForm that automatically appear in your GitHub backlog.
Allow QA teams to log defects through a form that creates reproducible GitHub issues automatically.
Accept client change requests through JotForm and route them to the correct GitHub repository.
Create GitHub issues from internal IT request forms submitted by non-technical staff.
Escalate support tickets from JotForm directly to a GitHub engineering repo when severity is high.
Submit a review request form in JotForm that automatically assigns a GitHub pull request reviewer.
Create a form that captures the fields your GitHub issues need, such as title, description, and severity.
Tell Neotask which form fields map to the GitHub issue title, body, labels, and assignees.
Every form submission creates a GitHub issue automatically - no manual steps required.
| JotForm Action | GitHub Action | Use Case |
|---|---|---|
| Form submitted | Create issue | Bug report intake |
| Submission with severity field | Apply issue label | Priority routing |
| Product area field value | Route to repository | Multi-repo triage |
| Submitter email captured | Assign issue | Ownership tracking |
| File upload in form | Attach to issue body | Screenshot with bug |
| Duplicate submission detected | Comment on existing issue | Deduplication |
| Form approval step completed | Create issue after review | Gated intake flow |
Bug reports and feature requests arrive from many sources - support emails, Slack messages, spreadsheets. Someone on the engineering team has to read each one, reformat it, and paste it into GitHub. That step is slow, lossy, and easy to skip under pressure.
You build a JotForm that collects exactly the information your developers need. When someone submits that form, Neotask reads the fields and creates a GitHub issue with the same data, properly structured and labeled. No copy-paste. No reformatting. No delay.
Not every form submission belongs in the same repository. Neotask lets you route submissions to different repos based on form field values. You can also set labels, assignees, and milestones based on the form response.
This integration is especially useful for teams that work with external clients, beta testers, or non-technical stakeholders who need a way to report problems without accessing GitHub directly.
Add a required title field to your JotForm so every GitHub issue has a clear, readable subject.
Use a dropdown for severity or category in JotForm to keep GitHub labels consistent.
Test with a sandbox GitHub repo before routing live submissions to your main project.
No. Submitters only interact with the JotForm. Neotask creates the GitHub issue on their behalf using your connected GitHub account.
Yes. File uploads captured in JotForm fields can be linked or embedded in the GitHub issue body.
Neotask queues the submission and retries the issue creation automatically. You will be notified if a submission fails after multiple retry attempts.
Yes. You can configure Neotask to only create GitHub issues when specific field conditions are met.
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