- 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)
- For Username, enter your email address you use on GitHub
- For Password, enter your GitHub token
- Click Test to make sure we are able to access the code line
- Click Save and Continue
- Your Application is now set up!
- Find your Application in the table, expand to see the Version you've just created.
- Click the Test Now button, find the Uleska Code Scan toolkit, and click Start Scan

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
