Use Case
Branch analysis.
Detect Delivery risk
CodeScene's behavioral code analysis helps visualize branching activity, measure lead times, and predict the delivery risk of individual branches.
Get an overview of branching activity. Measure lead times.
Measure branching activity of the past two months to help you stick to a shorter development process and avoid risks of merge conflicts or unexpected feature interactions.
Identify early signs of trouble. Predict delivery risks.
Highlighting deviations from how you typically work on branches helps identify early signs of trouble. The Delivery Risk score identifies technical risks while considering the social side of code, like developer experience.

Get insights on a particular branch
Identify early signs of trouble and deviations from how you typically work on branches. Useful insights on the work being done on the branch.
Proactive way of working
Use behavioral code analysis to plan preventive measures
Detect process loss
Use the concept of Change Coupling to uncover logical service dependencies in the context of the development teams.
Use early warnings
Use early warnings to re-plan the scope and focus extra code reviews and tests on the highlighted branches.
Reduce lead times and minimize risks
Postpone the merge of high-risk branches. Identify deviations from how you typically work on branches. Prioritize verification activities.
Automated integration with all major Git hosting platforms
Open REST API for custom integrations
Support for 28+ programming languages
Automate code reviews, set quality gates
Integrate CodeScene with pull request
Stops degradations of your code quality. Get early warnings and recommendations.
Set quality gates, only merge healthy code
Testimonials
What are our amazing customers saying?
“CodeScene prioritizes the biggest bottlenecks in our software projects. It finds code improvements that give the biggest improvements in the development and maintenance of our codebases.“
Maarten M.
- Head of Global Quality Assurance, Philips
“Often, files with already problematic code quality slowly increase in size because it’s easier to add 20 new lines of code to a 4000-line file than to start a refactoring of the file. With CodeScene we have found it easy to overview if we’re moving in the right direction or not.”
Martin Buungard
- Chapter Lead, DFDS, Denmark
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