Continuous integration is the most advanced configuration management methodology in software development. Every released change to the source code is continuously merged in a repository and then automatically checked, created, tested and packaged on a build server. This ensures that the developed software is always tested and executable. LieberLieber LemonTree allows the continuous integration method to be used in the world of modeling for the first time. Similar to traditional software development, team members can work on different areas of a model in a distributed and time-delayed manner and contribute their changes. LemonTree Automation then merges the individual versions on the build server (e.g. Jenkins) into an integrated model version without any user interaction. Only in complex conflict cases, i.e. when contradictory changes to the same model element occur, are the affected users notified and must resolve these conflicts manually with LemonTree. This increases the quality of model reviews and also allows automated model validation for defined criterias.