> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.ox.security/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.ox.security/ox-code/ox-code-inventory/applications/application-details.md).
# Application Details
The Application details page provides a comprehensive view of a single application. It combines security findings, repository information, inventory, ownership, and deployment data to help you understand the application's security posture and investigate issues in context.
Use this page to:
* Review the application's security findings.
* Understand the technologies and assets associated with the application.
* Identify application ownership and activity.
* Explore the application's deployment flow.
* Configure application-specific settings.
The Application details page includes the following sections:
* [**Explore**:](/ox-code/ox-code-inventory/applications/application-details/application-details-explore-tab.md) Provides an overview of the application's security posture, inventory, and deployment.
* [**Owners & Activity**:](/ox-code/ox-code-inventory/applications/application-details/application-details-owners-and-activity-tab.md) Displays application ownership information and recent activity.
* **Containers**: Lists the container images associated with the application.
* [**More Info**:](/ox-code/ox-code-inventory/applications/application-details/application-details-more-info-tab.md) Displays additional metadata collected for the application.
### Header
The header provides a quick summary of the application and quick access to related resources.
| Item | Description |
| ----------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| **Application name** | Name of the application. |
| **Repository provider** | Source control provider associated with the application, such as GitHub or GitLab. |
| **Issues** | Total number of active issues detected for the application. Select the value to open the Active Issues page filtered for this application. |
| **Business Priority** | Business priority assigned to the application. |
| **Source Link** | Opens the application repository in the source control provider. |
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