I have less idea about the scalability feature of the solution since I was its sole user in my company. I used to use its scanning feature, and I don't even know if it has the features to add users who can check reports or use its scanning features.

It provides good scalability and it can easily adapt to bigger volumes of data or different tolls.

Our teams have scanned multiple reports, some of which have been in the hundreds, and we have not encountered any issues with scalability. The code level for any application should not be excessively large, and if it were, it's likely that any tool would have limitations. In our case, we have not faced any scalability issues with Kiuwan.

We have approximately 20 teams that are working with 20 applications a month, and mostly all the applications are scanned with Kiuwan.

It's easy to scale up Kiuwan.

It could improve its scalability abilities.

The solution can scale if you need it to. 

We're dealing with three customers that have this solution right now. 

I don't think there would be problems with scalability. 

Our solution is in the cloud, so I don't think that we'll have any problem with scalability.

We have approximately twenty developers using this solution

We have not encountered any scalability issues.

You can definitely scale the solution. However, if you want to analyze more, of course, you have to pay more. This might be limiting if you are an organization that has a specific budget.

In our organization, we have 1,000 users approximately on the solution.

The solution offers complete scalability. I'm not looking to increase usage at the moment, however.

We have not encountered any scalability issues.

We haven't encountered any issues with the scalability of this solution. It is fine.

There are five or six users who are using this solution actively. There are software developers, a solution architect, and a lead developer. The solution is just being incorporated into our process.

No.

We have not encountered any scalability issues; applied it both for small portfolios and millions-of-lines portfolios.

None.

No, I did not.

There were no scalability issues.

I have not encountered any issues with scalability.

I don't know if it's scalable, but we have about 30 to 60 users. It all depends on the scope of the project. If they have made the last point of implementation, then we can perform the code analysis.