# Quick start with your code repository
## Creating an Integration with your SCM
Xygeni provides a quick way to scan your repositories directly from the UI. With this functionality ([**Managed Scans**](https://docs.xygeni.io/scan-management/managed-scans)) you will be able to scan your repos and Xygeni will manage everything behind the scenes.
First, go to **Home >>** **Managed Scans**
Click on **Add Repository** button to create an integration with your **SCM**. A dialog will open to select your SCM:
For this example, we will use GitHub. So clicking on GitHub will install **Xygeni GitHub Application.**
As you can see below, the installation procedure will let you specify the scope of the installation (user- or organization-level)
The installation will ask you to grant permission to **Xygeni GitHub Application** to all or only selected repositories.
After clicking on **Install & Authorize** button, the Managed Scans page will display the new integration.
It also display a table listing the granted repositories (this list depends on previous step).
Clicking on the **Scan Now** button of any repo will execute a scan on that repo.
If you go now to GitHub, you will see a workflow running the scan:
**That's all!!**
After the scan is completed, you **can find the results** in the [**Dashboard**](https://docs.xygeni.io/introduction-to-xygeni/xygeni-web-ui-overview/dashboard). The name of your project will be the same as your repository name.
You can also configure to be **notified** when the scan is **finished**. See [Notifications](https://docs.xygeni.io/xygeni-administration/platform-administration/notifications).
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Please, visit [**Managed Scans**](https://docs.xygeni.io/scan-management/managed-scans) for other available options such as scheduling a scan or trigger the scan upon Pull Request creation.
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