Last updated: September 2025
GitKraken Insights turns raw Git data into clear, useful metrics for developers and leaders. It pulls code activity, pull requests, issues, and CI/CD results into a single view that fits directly into existing workflows.
Instead of surface-level stats, Insights shows how work connects to team goals and points out ways to improve flow and productivity.
Request Access
GitKraken Insights is available by request only. To get started, request a guided tour.
A member of the GitKraken team will contact you within 1–2 business days to walk you through Insights and explain how to enable access for your organization.
Note: GitKraken Insights requires an Advanced, Business, or Enterprise Cloud plan. To compare plan options, see the GitKraken pricing page.
Connecting your data
Once your access is approved, you can connect Insights to your repositories and configure settings for your organization.
Currently, Insights supports connections with GitHub only. Support for GitLab, Bitbucket, Azure DevOps, and Jira Cloud is coming soon.
1. Repo import
- In GitKraken.dev, go to Insights > Data Connection.
- Click Connect GitHub.
Support for GitLab, Bitbucket, Azure DevOps, and Jira Cloud is coming soon.
- Authorize GitKraken Insights by GitClear to connect with GitHub.
- Select which repositories to track. Use the filter option at the top of the page to quickly narrow down the list.
2. Setup role
After connecting repositories, confirm your personal details:
- First and last name
- Time zone
- Job role
3. Data import progress
Once setup is complete, Insights will begin importing your repository data.
- Expect past month’s activity to appear within a few hours.
- Full year’s activity is usually ready within one to two days.
- Track import progress anytime from the Dashboard tab.
