# Access and monitor all Flows

The ‘Flows’ page allows you to manage and monitor your business logic workflows.

## **All Flows** <a href="#all-flows" id="all-flows"></a>

The ‘All Flows’ tab displays a list of all the Flows you have created, along with their names, the steps included, creation dates and times, and their current status (whether they are published or inactive).

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You can perform the following actions on the ‘All Flows' page:

* **Import Flow**: You can import a Flow by clicking the ‘Import Flow’ button. Upload a JSON file containing the Flow definition and click the ‘Import’ button.
* **Create new Flow**: Click the ‘+New Flow’ button to create a new Flow.
* **Manage Flows**: Click the three dots next to a specific Flow to rename it, move it to a new folder, duplicate it, export it as a JSON file, or delete it.&#x20;
* **Access Flows:** You can access specific Flows by clicking on their respective names.

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## **Runs** <a href="#runs" id="runs"></a>

The ‘Runs’ tab shows the status of all the Flows you have created.

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You can use the search functionality to filter the runs by status (All, Running, Failed, Succeeded, or Paused) and by the specific Flows you have created.

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On the ‘Runs’ page, you will find the following information:

* **Tool**: The tool used in the Flow.
* **Status**: The current status of the run (Running, Failed, Succeeded, Paused).
* **Start time**: The date and time when the Flow started running.
* **End time**: The date and time when the Flow finished running (if applicable).
* **Three-dot menu**: Click the three dots at the end of a row to retry the Flow on the latest version or retry from the failed step.

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## **Connections** <a href="#connections" id="connections"></a>

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The ‘Connections’ tab provides details on the app connections established through API Keys or other credentials within your Flows. You will find the following information on this page:

* **App**: The name of the application or service connected.
* **Connection name**: The name of the connection.
* **Status**: The current status of the connection.
* **Created**: The date and time when the connection was created.
* **Updated**: The date and time when the connection was last updated.
* **Delete:** A delete option is available for each connection entry. By clicking this button, you can remove unused or obsolete connections.


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