> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://oten.gitbook.io/identity-support/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://oten.gitbook.io/identity-support/integration/integration-document/idp-integration/managing-your-integration-applications.md).

# Managing your integration applications

### Where to find your integration apps

1. Sign in to the [**Oten Developer**](https://developer.oten.com/)
2. From the left sidebar, open **app management**
3. Select **integration apps**

You will see a list of all integration applications created in your workspace.

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### Understanding the integration app list

The integration app list helps you quickly understand and manage your applications.

For each application, you can see:

* App ID, 
* Logo, 
* App name,
* Created date,
* Action.

From this list, you can take action on any application.

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### What you can do from the app list

#### View application details

Click on an application name to open its detail page.

Here, you can review:

* App information (name, description, logo),
* Client configuration,
* Integration and quick start guidance.

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#### Edit application information

You can update basic app information at any time:

* Change app name or description
* Update app logo
* Enable or disable the application

Changes are applied immediately after saving.

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#### Manage clients

Each integration application can have one or more clients.

From the application detail page, you can:

* Add a new client (spa, regular web app, native application),
* Edit an existing client configuration,
* Delete a client that is no longer needed.

Use multiple clients if your application has different platforms (for example: web and mobile).

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#### Create a new client

Create a new client when:

* Your apps support multiple platforms
* Your apps need different redirect urls
* Your apps want to separate environments (for example: dev and production)

You will be guided to choose the correct client type and configuration.

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#### Delete an application

If an integration application is no longer used, you can delete it.

Before deleting:

* Make sure the app is not used in production
* Confirm no active users depend on it

Once deleted, the application and its clients cannot be recovered.

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### What should I do next?

* Review your client configuration,
* Open the **quick start** tab to integrate authentication,
* Test the login flow end-to-end.

Your integration application is now ready to be managed and extended as your needs grow.