See Deployments Where
Your Code Lives
Post DeployHQ deploy status to GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket automatically. Every commit, pull request, and branch shows exactly when it was last deployed — and to which environment.
Last updated on 8th May 2026
Reviewing Code Without Context
Pull requests show what changed — but not what's actually running in production.
Without status reporting, your Git host shows code changes but says nothing about whether they shipped — or where.
Status on Every Commit and Pull Request
DeployHQ pushes deployment status straight into GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket, so every commit shows what's deployed where.
How It Works
Connect once, then map your environments.
Connect Your Repo
Already deploying from GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket? You're set — DeployHQ uses the existing connection.
Map Environments
Tell DeployHQ which servers are production, staging, or preview. Each one becomes a tracked environment in your Git host.
Deploy as Usual
Every deployment posts status back automatically. Status checks appear on commits, PRs, and branch pages.
Why Push Status to Git
Make deployment state a first-class citizen of code review.
Live Status on PRs
Reviewers see whether a pull request is already deployed, in flight, or rolled back — without leaving the diff.
Multiple Environments
Map any number of servers to environments — production, staging, QA, preview. Each shows up independently in your Git provider.
Audit Trail
GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket keep a full history of deployments per environment. No more digging through chat to confirm what shipped.
Works With What You Have
Native to each provider — Deployments tab in GitHub, environments in GitLab, Bitbucket Deployments. No browser extension required.
Map your environments in minutes
Enable in Project Settings
Open your project's Integrations and turn on Deployment Notifications. Beta features must be enabled on your account first.
Match Servers to Environments
Pick which DeployHQ servers represent production, staging, or any custom environment name your Git host should display.
Watch Status Roll In
Your next deployment appears on the relevant commit and PR. Open one to see the deploy badge and link straight back to DeployHQ.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Git providers support deployment notifications?
DeployHQ posts deployment status to GitHub (Deployments tab and PR checks), GitLab (Environments and merge request widgets), and Bitbucket (Deployments). Status appears on the relevant commit, pull or merge request, and branch pages — wherever your team is already reviewing code.
Can I track multiple environments?
Yes. Map any DeployHQ server to a named environment — production, staging, QA, preview, or whatever convention your team uses. Each environment is reported independently, so a commit can be live in staging while still pending production review.
Do I need a separate setup for each Git provider?
No. DeployHQ uses the existing repository connection you set up when you created your project. Once you enable deployment notifications and map your environments, status flows automatically to whichever provider your repo lives on.
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