Integrate Report Builder in Slack
with Axolo

Report Builder is a powerful GitHub application that allows users to generate detailed reports on user, user activity, and organization details. By leveraging GraphQL queries, the application can access GitHub's GraphQL API Endpoints to gather the necessary data and create comprehensive reports.

The application's main user input is the name of the organization, which is used to generate the report. Once the input is provided, Report Builder sends GraphQL queries as a request to generate the response for the reports.

The report generated by Report Builder includes a wealth of information, including user details, user activity, and organization details. Specifically, the report includes information on user login, last active contribution, and last contributed repository. Additionally, the report includes information on the organization's email, company, and login.

Overall, Report Builder is an essential tool for businesses and organizations that rely on GitHub for their software development needs. With its powerful reporting capabilities, users can gain valuable insights into user and organization activity, helping them make informed decisions and improve their development processes.

- User details
- User activity details
- Organization details
- Access to GitHub's GraphQL API Endpoints
- Creation of user and organization reports
- Name of organization as main user input
- Generation of response for reports via GraphQL queries
- Populated data in report:
- User email, login, last active contribution
- User activity details
- Organization email, company, login, last active contribution, last contributed repository.

Report Builder's pricing is free, with a cost of $0.

Integrating Report Builder in Slack with Axolo can benefit engineers by providing easy access to important code review information in real-time. With the integration, engineers can quickly generate user and organization reports using GraphQL queries, allowing them to make informed decisions about code changes. This can help streamline the code review process and ultimately lead to faster and more efficient development cycles.