# Assigning Reviews to HackerOne Code

## Step 1:  Make sure your repositories are connected <a href="#step-1" id="step-1"></a>

Open [**User Settings -> Account Integrations**](https://app.pullrequest.com/dash/user/settings/integrations) to make sure you're connected to the correct version control provider.

Click **Configure** to make sure expected repositories have been connected to PullRequest.

For more information, refer to our integration guides:

* [**Adding GitHub Repositories**](https://docs.pullrequest.com/pullrequest-docs/cloud-integrations/adding-github-repositories)
* [**Adding Bitbucket Repositories**](https://docs.pullrequest.com/pullrequest-docs/cloud-integrations/adding-bitbucket-repositories)
* [**Adding GitLab Projects**](https://docs.pullrequest.com/pullrequest-docs/cloud-integrations/adding-gitlab-projects)
* [**Adding Azure DevOps Repositories**](https://docs.pullrequest.com/pullrequest-docs/cloud-integrations/adding-azure-devops-repositories)

## Step 2: View your Organization's Pull/Merge Requests <a href="#step-2" id="step-2"></a>

Log in to the Hackerone Code platform [**PullRequest**](https://app.pullrequest.com/) and select the appropriate **Organization** from the selector at the top of the screen. Then select **Pull Requests** from the sidebar.

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**NOTE**: The name of the tab will be **Merge Requests** if you're using GitLab.
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## Step 3: Send a pull/merge request to our network <a href="#step-3" id="step-3"></a>

Click the **Send to PullRequest** button on any of the code reviews you need to assign to the network to get reviewed.

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**NOTE**: You may be prompted to enter billing information if it's missing for your organization.
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The status will change to "Sourcing Reviewers."

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