# Jenkins
You can integrate your Jenkins pipeline with OpenText Core SCA, so that a vulnerability scan is performed every time the pipeline is triggered.
### **Configure** OpenText Core SCA **token**
1. Start by [generating an access token](/product/administration/generate-access-token.md). Copy the token to use it in the next step.
2. Create the DEBRICKED\_TOKEN, which the pipeline will use. Inside Jenkins, go to your pipeline, click **Add Credentials**, and select the correct folder.
3. Create a new credential with "Kind" set to secret text.
4. In the **secret** field, insert the access token you created in the previous step. As ID, enter DEBRICKED\_TOKEN and click **Create**. See the image below:
Setting up Jenkins credentials for Debricked Scan
### **Configure Jenkins CI workflow or pipeline**
OpenText Core SCA assumes you already have a Jenkinsfile in your repository, describing a declarative pipeline. You now need to add a new stage to this pipeline.
Add the following template to the file:
{% @github-files/github-code-block url="" %}
Commit your changes to Jenkinsfile and watch the CI run.
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```
GET https://docs.debricked.com/tools-and-integrations/integrations/jenkins.md?ask=
```
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