• In Applications from the left menu bar, click Add new application
  
  
• Enter Application Name
  
  
• Enter Description
  
  
• Choose Team
  
  
• Enter an estimate Number of Users
  
  
• Choose Internal or not
  
  
• Choose Authenticated or not
  
  
• Leave Down Time Cost Per Day and Restoration Cost as defaults
  
  
• Click Save

Your new Application should now be on the Applications list.

• Click Add Version on your new Application to add a version pipeline

• Enter Version Name
  
  
• Choose Source Code Origin
  
  
• Go to your project (if project is in GitHub, see image for how to copy the URL)
  
  

• Paste URL into Git Address
  
  
• Leave Branch Name as default
  
  
• Under SCM Authentication, choose your Authentication Type (if private repository, select ‘Username and Password’ option)
  1. For Username, enter your email address you use on GitHub
  2. For Password, enter your GitHub token
     
     
• Click Test to make sure we are able to access the code line
  
  
• Click Save and Continue
  
  
• Go to the Test Tools tab

• Click Add Tool to specify the tools you want to run

• Scroll to the bottom of the Tools Page and Click Save & Continue
  
  
• Your Application should now be set up. Click the Test Now button, which will run through the tests you specified and feed results back into one place

When the test is finished, you will see a green tick

• Click Show Results button to view results

• To view False Positives or Duplicates, click on Bulk Operations