Getting started

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Relane Security brings repository scans, security findings, and their supporting evidence into one workspace. Start with a repository on GitHub, GitLab Cloud, or Bitbucket Cloud, then use the results to decide what needs attention.

Sign in with the account provided during onboarding. If you do not have an account, contact your onboarding contact or Relane support; public registration is closed. Signing in to Relane does not connect a source-control account. You authorize repository access separately.

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Use your personal workspace for your own work, or an organization workspace to work with its members. Connections, imported repositories, scans, and findings belong to the workspace in which you create them. Switching workspaces changes the view; it does not move or combine that work.

• Use Switch workspace in the console to choose the destination before connecting an account.
• If your organization is missing, ask its owner to check your membership or invitation.
• Check the workspace again after returning from authorization or opening a console link from these docs. If a connection or scan seems to be missing, check here first.

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1. 1

   Open Repositories

   Choose Connect repository if you already have repositories. For an empty workspace, the connection options are shown immediately.

2. 2

   Authorize your source-control account

   Use Connect GitHub for the GitHub App, or Connect beside GitLab or Bitbucket. Complete authorization in your browser with an account that can read the code you want scanned, then return to the console.

3. 3

   Import the repositories you want

   For GitHub, choose an installation and use Bind beside each granted repository. For GitLab and Bitbucket, choose See repositories on the connected account and use Add. Authorization alone does not import your repositories or start a scan.

4. 4

   Start a scan

   Open Start a scan, select an eligible repository, and review Branch or ref. It starts with the repository's default branch; change it if needed, then choose Start scan.

5. 5

   Review the result

   Follow the scan's progress or return through Scans later. Open the result to review coverage, findings, and the evidence behind each issue.

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Read the coverage assessment alongside the finding count. Zero findings with limited coverage is not an all-clear. For each finding, review its severity, evidence, affected code, and remediation guidance before deciding how to respond.