Introducing Codenteam for Tech Managers

Analyze all levels of ownership in simple steps

1. Import Code:

You can import your code from Github or any Git provider, we also provide more solutions for enterprise accounts to use local analyzer through offline docker or offline desktop app, the code would never leave your machine.

2. Map Aliases to profiles:

Developers might use more than a single username or email across multiple tools, codenteam combine all of the aliases to make sure analysis would represent correct values.

3. Assign profiles to teams:

When assessing ownership, dealing with teams as the base unit is much more important than analyzing single developer ownership, and that’s exactly is your next step, to create teams based on your company structure

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4. Analyze company:

Once you are done with team assigning, you are ready to start analysis. Your analysis journey starts with the overall company page.

5. Analyze team’s ownership:

After checking the overall company ownership analysis, you can focus your analysis to a single team, understanding the weak points and any bad patterns by comparing different teams ownership.

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6. Analyze developer’s ownership:

You can scope the analysis further and focus on a single team member, understanding where their knowledge is and comparing the ownership to other members.

7. Analyze modules ownership:

You can analyze ownership the other way around, starting from module and figuring out the owning team, owning profiles, and whether it’s a risky ex-employee owned module

Key features

Ex-employee ownership analysis

Software risks are tied to code ownership. To prevent issues, utilize our cutting-edge technology for assessing ex-employee code ownership at all levels, from modules to teams and the whole company.

Team comparison

Our cutting-edge technology enables you to comprehensively analyze and compare the performance of different teams, from individual teams to the organization as a whole.