# Viewing your application integrations ## Overview In this article, we will walkthrough the **Applications** page in BalkanID. The **Applications** page gives a list of all applications that have been integrated within the BalkanID tenant. To navigate to the **Applications** page, select the *Applications* page from Entities group.
You can use the search box and filters to explore the applications integrated with BalkanID. The following filter fields are available for this page: * **Application** - This field filters based on the specific Application Integration that you would like to explore. **For example**, to view *Azure (Test Environment)* data, you can add it as a filter in this field. * **Application Type** - This field filters based on the type of application and returns all integrations for that type of application. **For example**, choosing AWS as the application type will return all application integrations into your tenant which have AWS. * **Primary Owner** - This field filters based on the Primary Owner of the application. **For example,** to view all application integrations owned by *Abbot Reese,* add it as a filter in this field. Using multiple filter fields together will help you navigate through the data swiftly and will make your time spent on discovering entities a lot more productive. Refer to [working with filters](/getting-started/entitlement-data-discovery/filters.md) to learn more about filters. ## Viewing Individual Application Pages When you click on an application from the list, a dedicated page opens, providing a more detailed view of that specific integration. This page is designed to give you comprehensive insights into the data extracted from that application. You'll find the following tabs within an individual application page: ### The "Overview" Tab The **Overview** tab serves as a dashboard, presenting key summarized data extracted from this specific application integration. Here, you'll find various chart components that provide a high-level visual representation of your application's access posture. Each of these **chart components is clickable**, which will take you to a more detailed view of their respective data, allowing you to drill down into specific metrics and trends.
### The "Access" Tab The **Access** tab offers a clear and granular representation of **who has access to what within this particular application integration.** This tab allows you to: * **Examine Individual Entities:** See users, groups, or service accounts. * **Discover Reach:** Understand the specific resources these entities can access. * **View Detailed Permissions:** See the precise level of control each entity holds over various assets and functionalities within the application. This tab provides a deep, granular view, enabling you to thoroughly understand the exact level of control each entity possesses.
#### Exploring Entity Details Every data point listed on the "Access" tab is **clickable**. Clicking on an entity will open a **sidebar providing detailed metadata** about that specific entity. Each entity, depending on its type and the application it comes from, has its own unique set of metadata that gives you more context about it within the application.
**Understanding Permissions** The "Permissions" column within this tab is also **clickable**. Clicking on the data in this column will reveal **metadata specifically about the relationship between two entities** shown in the tab. To understand what each of these fields (like Connection Provider, Project, and Privileges) indicates, please refer to our dedicated guide on [**Understanding Entities and Entity Relations**](/getting-started/entitlement-data-discovery.md#key-metadata-for-entity-relations).
### The "Connections" Tab The **Connections** tab provides a detailed list of **all the connections (e.g., security groups, roles, permission sets) that exist within this specific application.** These connections are often the conduits through which identities gain access. Clicking on any connection in this list will take you to a more [detailed view](/getting-started/entitlement-data-discovery/connections-discovery.md), providing specific information regarding the application identities and entitlements that the chosen connection provides access to.
### The "Identities" Tab The **Identities** tab displays a comprehensive list of **all individual user and service identities that have been extracted from this particular application.** You can click on any identity in this list to show a more detailed view of its associated accesses. Additionally, you can utilize the **search bar** or **filters menu** to quickly find specific identities within this application's data.
If the the following requirements are satisfied, then you can also perform actions like triggering a password reset, creating an identity deletion request, creating an identity suspension request and creating an identity reactivation request from this page - 1. Application supports the action type 2. Identity supports the action type 3. Application has Direct Configuration Extraction Type 4. Application has Direct Provisioning Fulfillment Option For an Administrator or Risk Manager, all Identities are visible on this page. For a Reviewer, only the Identities belonging to the Reviewer and the Identities belonging to the Reviewer's direct reports are visible on this page. ### The "Resources" Tab The **Resources** tab provides a comprehensive inventory of **all the resources discovered within this specific application integration.** These are the assets (e.g. databases, buckets, APIs, instances) that identities and connections can interact with. Clicking on a resource in this list will navigate you to a more detailed view outlining the specific access an application's connections or identities have to that resource, including the various identities and entities associated with it. For instance, `arn:aws:apigateway:*::/account` refers to all API Gateway accounts within AWS, indicating that a connection provides access to manage or interact with these API Gateway resources.
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