Automatically store each compile on github?
My code is compiled by multiple people (multiple machines) multiple times per day. I would like to have each compile automatically uploaded to our Github account each time someone completes a compile. Basically, these compiled zips get sent to actual hardware via either flash drive or email or dropbox (any number of ways based on many conditions). Since the zip is always named the same, sometimes the old version is deleted on the device, sometimes stored in an /old directory. I would like to stop losing old versions and retain a central repository of each version stored chronologically. Github seems the perfect place for that. 

I could of course ask each user to upload the finished zip that they created to a central location, but I would like for it to be an automatic process if possible. So - does Github offer a feature like that?
Automatically store each compile on github?
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My code is compiled by multiple people (multiple machines) multiple times per day. I would like to have each compile automatically uploaded to our Github account each time someone completes a compile. Basically, these compiled zips get sent to actual hardware via either flash drive or email or dropbox (any number of ways based on many conditions). Since the zip is always named the same, sometimes the old version is deleted on the device, sometimes stored in an /old directory. I would like to stop losing old versions and retain a central repository of each version stored chronologically. Github seems the perfect place for that. 

I could of course ask each user to upload the finished zip that they created to a central location, but I would like for it to be an automatic process if possible. So - does Github offer a feature like that?