# NoScope > Product guides for the NoScope platform. - [Guides](https://docs.noscope.com/index.md): Product guides for the NoScope platform. - [Applications overview](https://docs.noscope.com/applications/applications-overview.md): Every app you want pentested lives in the Applications tab. It's your inventory. Each app has its own scope, authentication, schedule, and scan history, so y... - [The application page](https://docs.noscope.com/applications/the-application-page.md): When you click into any app from the Applications tab, you land on that app's detail page. It's the one place to see what the agent has turned up for this ap... - [Page actions](https://docs.noscope.com/applications/page-actions.md): The top right of every app's detail page has three buttons. They cover the most common things you'll do from this view. - [Pentest history](https://docs.noscope.com/applications/pentests-tab.md): The Pentest history tab is a consolidated view of every pentest that's been run against this app. Scheduled scans, one-off scans kicked off with Run pentest,... - [Scheduled tab](https://docs.noscope.com/applications/scheduled-tab.md): The Scheduled tab shows upcoming scheduled pentests for this app. If you have a schedule trigger set up (daily, weekly, monthly, or a custom cadence), every... - [Adding an application](https://docs.noscope.com/adding-an-application/adding-an-application.md): Click the Add application button on the Applications page and the wizard opens up. It walks you through everything the agent needs to know about your app, sp... - [Application details](https://docs.noscope.com/adding-an-application/application-details.md): The first step of the wizard is a quick sanity check on what we're about to pentest. Nothing fancy here, just three fields that help us scope the work and gi... - [Target and scope](https://docs.noscope.com/adding-an-application/target-and-scope.md): Before the agent starts probing, it needs to know what's fair game and what to stay away from. That's what this step captures. Getting scope right is the sin... - [Authentication and access](https://docs.noscope.com/adding-an-application/authentication-and-access.md): Authentication is how the agent gets past the login wall. Without it, the agent can only test whatever's exposed to unauthenticated users, which on most mode... - [Application context](https://docs.noscope.com/adding-an-application/application-context.md): Everything on this step is optional. You can skip it entirely and the agent will still do a solid job. But filling it out is one of the most valuable things... - [Continuous pentesting triggers](https://docs.noscope.com/adding-an-application/continuous-pentesting-triggers.md): A trigger is whatever kicks off a pentest. Instead of running scans by hand every time, you set up a trigger once and let the platform decide when to run. Ri... - [Scan modes](https://docs.noscope.com/adding-an-application/scan-modes.md): Scan mode is how deep the agent goes on each scan. It's the main knob you have to balance thoroughness, scan time, and cost. The rule of thumb is to pick the... - [Review and submit](https://docs.noscope.com/adding-an-application/review-and-submit.md): The final step of the wizard is a summary of everything you just configured. Name, scope, auth, context, triggers, scan mode, all shown on one page. Scan thr... - [Findings overview](https://docs.noscope.com/findings/findings-overview.md): A finding is a specific vulnerability the agent has turned up during a scan. Every finding is tied to an app and to the scan that surfaced it, and stays visi... - [Severity and CVSS](https://docs.noscope.com/findings/severity-and-cvss.md): Every finding gets a CVSS score. CVSS (Common Vulnerability Scoring System) is the industry-standard way of expressing how severe a vulnerability is, rated f... - [Finding statuses](https://docs.noscope.com/findings/finding-statuses.md): Every finding has a status that tracks where it is in your workflow. There are three statuses, and they cover the full lifecycle of a finding from the moment... - [Finding details](https://docs.noscope.com/findings/finding-details.md): Clicking into any finding opens its detail view. This is where you read about the vulnerability, walk through how to reproduce it, and keep everything relate... - [Retesting findings](https://docs.noscope.com/findings/retesting-findings.md): A retest re-runs the specific vulnerability against your app to check whether it's still reproducible. After you ship a fix, a retest is the fastest way to c... - [Reports](https://docs.noscope.com/findings/reports.md): Every app has a downloadable report that's always current. You grab it from the Download report button in the top right of the app's detail page. The report... - [Connect and configure Jira](https://docs.noscope.com/integrations/connect-and-configure-jira.md): Connect Jira once for your organization, then choose where NoScope should create tickets. NoScope uses Atlassian's consent page, so your Jira password is nev... - [Jira tickets and status sync](https://docs.noscope.com/integrations/jira-tickets-and-status-sync.md): After Jira is connected and configured, you can create Jira tickets from NoScope findings. The integration is one-way: NoScope sends tickets and status chang... - [Connect GitLab issues](https://docs.noscope.com/integrations/connect-gitlab-issues.md): The GitLab issues card sends findings to GitLab as confidential issues and updates those issues when a finding status changes. It does not read or write repo... - [How credits work](https://docs.noscope.com/credits/how-credits-work.md): Credits are how pentests are paid for. Every scan you run spends credits from your organization's balance. Credits do not expire and they are not reset on a... - [What each scan costs](https://docs.noscope.com/credits/what-scans-cost.md): The price of a scan depends only on its mode. You see the exact cost next to each mode when you open the run pentest dialog, so there are no surprises. - [Tracking your balance and topping up](https://docs.noscope.com/credits/tracking-credits.md): Your balance and full history live in the Credit Usage card under account settings. It is the one place to see what you have, what you have spent, and where... - [Roles and access](https://docs.noscope.com/teams/roles-and-access.md): The Teams area is where you manage the people who can sign in and work with you on the platform. Right now we keep it simple: there are two roles, and everyo... This documentation is built and hosted on [Mintlify](https://mintlify.com), a developer documentation platform.