Quick Start

Go to auth.zeropath.com/sign-up to create your account
Choose between:
- Personal Workspace: Free tier for individual developers
- Organization: Team workspace with advanced features

Add Your Repo

Give ZeroPath access to scan your code and perform automatic PR reviews. Add Repo New Final Gi

Connection Method

Connect GitHub repositories for automated PR reviews and continuous scanning.

Navigate to Add Repositories

Go to Add Repositories in your ZeroPath dashboard

Install GitHub App

Click “Install GitHub App” (GitHub App tab should be pre-selected)

Complete GitHub Flow

On GitHub’s side:

Select your organization
Choose repositories to grant access to
Approve the permission set

If you are not already logged in to ZeroPath, you will be redirected to the login page first. After logging in, the installation will resume automatically.

Wait for Sync

You’ll be redirected back to ZeroPath. Wait for repositories to appear under “Accessible repositories” (syncing indicator will show if still processing)

Add Repositories

Select which repositories to add to ZeroPath, or click “Add All”

Enable “Auto Add” to automatically add new repositories when you grant access in the future

Connect GitHub repositories using a personal access token for scanning only.

Token-based connections have limited features: auto PRs, PR checks, and other GitHub flows are not available. Use GitHub App for full functionality.

Create GitHub Token

Go to GitHub Settings > Developer settings > Personal access tokens and create either:

Fine-grained token: With read permissions for repository contents
Classic token: With repo scope for read access

Navigate to Add Repositories

Go to Add Repositories in your ZeroPath dashboard

Use Access Token

Click “Use An Access Token” button

Enter Token and Repository URL

Paste your GitHub personal access token
Enter the full GitHub repository URL (e.g., https://github.com/owner/repo)

Add Repository

Click “Add Repository” to complete the token-based integration

Integrate with GitLab for merge request scanning and pipeline security.

Create GitLab Access Token

Create either a group or project access token in GitLab:

Go to your GitLab group/project settings > Access Tokens
Set Role to “Maintainer”
Add required Scope: api
Set Expiry to 1 year from now
Click “Create token” and copy the token

GitLab Token Guide

See GitLab’s official documentation for detailed token creation steps

Navigate to Add Repositories

Go to Add Repositories in your ZeroPath dashboard

Setup GitLab Integration

Click the “GitLab” tab
Click “Setup GitLab Integration” button

Configure Integration

Select token type: Project or Group
Enter GitLab Domain (e.g., gitlab.com for cloud customers)
Paste your Access Token
If using a group token, enter the Group Name

Add Repositories

After configuration, repositories will appear under “Accessible repositories”. Select which repositories to add to ZeroPath.

Connect Azure DevOps Services organizations for repository imports, full scans, pull request scans, status checks, PR comments, and patch pull requests.

Azure DevOps support is for Azure DevOps Services cloud organizations. Azure DevOps Server is not included in this setup path.

Option 1: Microsoft Entra OAuth (Recommended)

Navigate to Add Repositories

Go to Add Repositories in your ZeroPath dashboard

Setup Azure DevOps

Click the Azure DevOps tab, then click Setup Azure DevOps.

Enter Your Organization URL

Enter your Azure DevOps Services organization URL, such as https://dev.azure.com/my-organization.

Authorize ZeroPath

Continue through the Microsoft consent screen. ZeroPath stores encrypted credential material and uses it to list repositories, create service hooks, scan pull requests, and open patch pull requests.

Add Repositories

After the OAuth callback, repositories appear under Accessible repositories. Select repositories to add, or click Add all accessible Azure DevOps repositories.

Option 2: Personal Access Token

Create an Azure DevOps PAT

In Azure DevOps Services, create a PAT with repository read/write access, pull request thread read/write access, status/build access, and service hook management access.

Use the PAT Setup Form

In the Azure DevOps setup dialog, switch to Personal Access Token, enter your organization URL and PAT, then click Connect with PAT.

Add Repositories

Once ZeroPath validates the token, import individual repositories, selected batches, or all accessible repositories.

Azure DevOps Integration Guide

See the full Azure DevOps setup, scope, and troubleshooting guide.

Scan any publicly accessible Git repository by providing its URL.

Navigate to Add Repositories

Go to Add Repositories in your ZeroPath dashboard

Select Public Git URL

Click “Public Git URL”

Enter Repository Details

Enter the public Git repository URL (e.g., https://github.com/user/repo.git)
Select the branch to scan
Configure scan settings

Start Scan

Click “Start Scan” to begin the one-time analysis

Review Basic Settings

Set up your scan preferences:

Branch Selection: Choose which branch to monitor and ensure they exist
PR Scanning: Optionally, disable automatic PR Checks (enabled by default)
Scanner Settings: By default, ZeroPath is configured for SAST, SCA, IaC, and Secrets by default, with a low confidence permissiveness setting.

Start a Scan

Review your configuration settings
Click “Start Scan” to begin analysis
Your scan will process in the background

Monitor Progress

Track your scan status:

Scan Status: View progress at zeropath.com/app/scans
Detailed Logs: Click on the “Running time” to view scan logs
Notifications: Configure alerts via Slack integration or webhooks
Estimated Time: Varies by repository size. First-time full scans take longer while indexing the codebase, but subsequent scans are 10x faster

PR scans typically complete in under a minute, while full repository scans may take longer on the first run.

Getting Help

Documentation

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Community

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Support

Contact our support team for assistance

Status

Check platform status and uptime

Add Your Repo

Connection Method

GitLab Token Guide

Option 1: OAuth Integration (Recommended)

Option 2: Access Token

Option 1: Microsoft Entra OAuth (Recommended)

Option 2: Personal Access Token

Azure DevOps Integration Guide

CLI Documentation

Review Basic Settings

Start a Scan

Monitor Progress

Getting Help

Documentation

Community

Support

Status

​Signup

​Add Your Repo

​Connection Method

GitLab Token Guide

​Option 1: OAuth Integration (Recommended)

​Option 2: Access Token

​Option 1: Microsoft Entra OAuth (Recommended)

​Option 2: Personal Access Token

Azure DevOps Integration Guide

CLI Documentation

​Review Basic Settings

​Start a Scan

​Monitor Progress

​Getting Help

Documentation

Community

Support

Status

Signup

Add Your Repo

Connection Method

Option 1: OAuth Integration (Recommended)

Option 2: Access Token

Option 1: Microsoft Entra OAuth (Recommended)

Option 2: Personal Access Token

Review Basic Settings

Start a Scan

Monitor Progress

Getting Help