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  1. ACCESS FLOWS

Manage Bundles

View, edit, delete, and perform other actions on bundles

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After , you can view, edit, duplicate, and delete the bundle from the Apono UI. The following sections explain how to manage bundles by performing each of these different tasks.


Find a bundle

Follow these steps to search for and view an existing bundle:

The bundle cards display key information:

  • Name

  • Date of creation or most recent update

  • Access targets (permission roles, resources, integrations, and access scopes)\

This information is intended to help you quickly identify specific bundles.

  1. (Optional) Apply one or more of the primary filters to refine the list of bundles.\

    Filter
    Description

    Integration

    Reveals bundles according to their integrations Follow this step to apply the filter:

    1. From the Integration dropdown menu, select one or more integrations. TIP: You may enter keywords into the search bar to locate an integration.

    Resource Type

    Reveals bundles according to their resource types Follow this step to apply the filter:

    1. From the Resource Type dropdown menu, select one or more resources types. TIP: You may enter keywords into the search bar to locate a resource type.

    Saved Access Scope

    Reveals bundles according to their access scopes

    Follow this step to apply the filter:

    1. From the Saved Access Scope dropdown menu, select one or more access scopes. TIP: You may enter keywords into the search bar to locate an access scope.

After searching and applying filters, only the bundles matching the keywords and criteria appear on the Bundles page.


Edit a bundle

Follow these steps to edit a bundle:

  1. In the bundle card, click â‹® > Edit. The Edit Bundle page appears.

  2. Click Update Bundle. The Bundles page appears with the updated bundle card.


Duplicate a bundle

Follow these steps to duplicate a bundle:

  1. In the bundle card, click â‹® > Duplicate. The Duplicate Bundle menu appears.

  2. Name the duplicate bundle.

By default, the duplicate will take on the name of the original bundle with the title (Copy) appended to the end.

  1. Click Duplicate. The duplicate bundle appears in the Bundles page.


Delete a bundle

Deleting a bundle performs two tasks:

  • Removes the bundle from the Bundles page

  • Removes the bundle from any associated access flows

Follow these steps to delete a bundle:

  1. In the bundle card, click â‹® > Delete. The delete prompt appears.

  2. Click Yes. The bundle is deleted from the Bundles page.

On the page, enter the name, integration, or resource type of a bundle in the search bar. All bundle cards with matching keywords appear.

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