Developers and integrators can connect to Kiuwan by different means:

• Jenkins plugin.
• The Kiuwan Plugin for Jenkins allows you to run Kiuwan static analyses on your code as part of your Continuous Integration process with Jenkins.
• Cloudbees
• You can include the analysis of your code in your CloudBees CI process and take the appropriate action if the analysis results don’t meet the specified thresholds.
• IBM Bluemix DevOps Services
  • You can also integrate Kiuwan with IB BLumix DevOps Services, please visit Integrate Kiuwan static test services with IBM Bluemix DevOps Services
• Team Foundation Server
  • Microsoft TFS-Azure DevOps Extension
  • Continuous Inspection with Kiuwan and Team Foundation Server
  • Continuous analysis with Team Foundation Server (TFS) 2017
  • Continuous analysis with Kiuwan and Visual Studio Team Services (VSTS)
• JetBrains TeamCity
  
  • Continuous analysis with JetBrains TeamCity
• Circle CI 
  • Continuous analysis with Circle CI
• GitLab CI 
  • Integration with Git Lab CI 
  REST API.
• Kiuwan REST API allows you to retrieve data from Kiuwan and it is intended for developers who want to write applications that can interact with the Kiuwan API. 
• Typical scenarios might be to create your own dashboard or to integrate it into a continuous integration service to block a promotion between environments based on quality results.
• Local analyzer —command line—.
• Local Analyzer's Command Line Interface (CLI) is especially suited to provide all the Kiuwan functionality through command line statements easily integrated into any scripting language. You can order an analysis automatically or schedule your analysis procedure.
• Third-party analyzers
  • Kiuwan can import results from other analyzers, so you can analyze with MS FxCop or HP Fortify and view all results in Kiuwan dashboards.