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# Application Details: Explore tab

The Explore tab provides an overview of the application's security posture, inventory, technologies, and deployment. Use this tab to quickly understand the application, review its security findings, and navigate to related assets.

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## Categories

The Categories section summarizes the application's findings by security category.

Each category displays:

* The highest detected severity.
* The total number of findings.
* The distribution of findings by severity.

Select View *n* Issues to open the Active Issues page filtered for the current application.

The available categories depend on the security capabilities enabled for your organization.

## Application information

The application information panel displays general information about the application.

| Field                  | Description                                                                                            |
| ---------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| **Type**               | Type of application or repository.                                                                     |
| **Access Level**       | Indicates whether the repository is public or private.                                                 |
| **Analyzed Branch**    | Branch currently analyzed by OX.                                                                       |
| **Latest Code Change** | Time since the latest code change detected in the repository.                                          |
| **First Seen in OX**   | Date when OX first discovered the application.                                                         |
| **OX in Pipeline**     | Indicates whether pipeline scanning is enabled for the application.                                    |
| **Languages**          | Programming languages detected in the application. Select the field to view the language distribution. |

## Inventory

The Inventory section summarizes the assets and components discovered for the application.

Select an inventory item to open the corresponding page or view additional information.

| Item                      | Description                                                     |
| ------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Developers**            | Developers associated with the application.                     |
| **Files**                 | Files discovered in the repository.                             |
| **Commits**               | Commits analyzed by OX.                                         |
| **Artifacts**             | Container artifacts associated with the application.            |
| **Dependencies (Images)** | Container image dependencies associated with the application.   |
| **Dependencies (Code)**   | Code dependencies identified during analysis.                   |
| **SaaS Items**            | SaaS applications and services associated with the application. |
| **APIs**                  | APIs discovered for the application.                            |

## Tags

The Tags section displays the tags assigned to the application.

Tags help organize applications and can be used for filtering, reporting, and defining scopes.

Select the Edit icon to add or remove tags assigned to the application.

## Application Flow

The Application Flow visualizes the application's software supply chain, from the source repository to the deployed runtime resources.

The flow is built automatically from the integrations connected to OX and may include:

* Source control repositories
* CI/CD platforms
* Container registries
* Cloud providers
* Kubernetes environments

Each node displays the connected resource and, when applicable, the number of associated assets. Select a node to view additional details about that resource.

The Application Flow helps you understand how the application moves through your development and deployment pipeline and provides quick navigation between related assets.


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