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# Applications
To be able to monitor an application in the Applications sub tab, tick the Monitored checkbox in the metadata panel.
In Monitoring tab, user can select Applications sub tab and select workflow by clicking Choose application dropdown.\
Application process Ids will be registered and displayed in table with Start Time and End Time details. The process ID is a link, that pressed will bring User to specified process in Tasks overview.
Clicking button: ? Refresh, user will reload results and get actual data ? Open Workflow, user will open selected workflow in Application main tab.
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