> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.qodo.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
# Manage code review across repositories
> View and manage your Git installations, repository connections, and cross-repo relationships from a central location. Check connection health, add or remove installations, and control which repositories Qodo has access to.
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**Who can view and manage repositories?**
* Available on all plans.
* All users can view this page.
* By default, only organization admins (Enterprise plans) can add, delete, or modify installations, repositories, and relationships; team owners and other members have view-only access.
* Organization admins can configure **[Grant edit permissions](/install-and-configure/configuration-overview/portal-configuration#account)** in the Qodo portal to extend edit access to team owners or all members.
The **Repositories** page provides engineering leads and admins a centralized view of Qodo's coverage across the organization. See every Git installation connected to Qodo, monitor connection health across all repositories, track PR history indexing, turn code review on or off per repository, and manage cross-repo relationships, all without touching configuration files or involving individual developers.
To access it, select **Repositories** from the left navigation menu in the Qodo portal.
**Installed Qodo before version 2.2.1?**
If you connected your Git provider using a method prior to the Qodo installation wizard, your installations and repositories will not appear here. Migrate to the new wizard to manage them from this page. See the [migration guide](/install-and-configure/install/migration-guide) for your Git provider.
## Manage repositories centrally
As organizations scale across more teams, more repositories, and multiple Git providers, keeping track of where Qodo is active becomes increasingly difficult. Connections can degrade silently, and teams add new repositories without enabling code review.
The Repositories page gives you the visibility and control to stay on top of this:
* **Visibility:** See every Git installation and repository Qodo is connected to, across all providers, in one place. Know exactly where Qodo is running and where it isn't.
* **Connection health:** Monitor the health of every installation and repository connection. Spot errors before they cause gaps in review coverage.
* **PR history indexing:** Track indexing progress of each repository's pull request history, which powers Rule Miner and Relevance.
* **Centralized control:** Enable or disable code review per repository without touching repository-level settings, configuration files, or involving the development team.
The page has three tabs:
View and manage every Git installation, add new installations, and resolve connection errors.
View and manage individual repositories, connection health, PR history indexing, and code review status.
Audit and manage cross-repository relationships across your organization.
## Next steps
* [Manage Git installations](/governance/repositories/installations): Add installations and resolve connection errors.
* [Manage repositories](/governance/repositories/manage-repositories): View and manage individual repositories, connection health, and PR history indexing.
* [Audit cross-repository relationships](/governance/repositories/relationships): Audit cross-repository relationships across your organization.