The Applications page
Click the gear icon () in the top navigation bar, then select Applications. The section needs Access Manager and the read permission on applications. Without that permission, Applications does not appear in the Settings sidebar. The table has five columns:
The default Lerian application is protected: its row shows a lock instead of the actions menu, so you cannot view or delete it here.
The footer gives the number of applications in the list. The list does not paginate.
A Security Warning banner stands above the table. It asks you to:
- Keep the client ID and the client secret confidential.
- Store the keys in a secure location.
- Delete an application only when you are sure.
- Rotate the credentials when you suspect a compromise.
- Keep the keys out of frontend code and public repositories.
Create an application
1
Open the form
Click New Application. The form opens on the right side of the screen.
2
Choose the application name
Pick a name in the Application Name list. The list comes from the platform. You cannot type a name that is not on it.
3
Describe the application
Write a short Description of what the application does.
4
Save
Click Save. This step needs the create permission on applications. The Console answers with the message “Application successfully created”.
View an application
Find the application, open the menu in the Actions column, and select Details. The Application Details panel opens on the right side of the screen with three read-only fields: Name, Description, and ClientId. A copy button sits next to the ClientId, in the panel and in the table.
Application details cannot be edited. To change one, delete it and create it again.
Delete an application
1
Open the row menu
Find the application, open the menu in the Actions column, and select Delete.
2
Confirm
A dialog asks “Are you sure you want to delete?”. Click Yes, delete it. To stop, click I changed my mind.
What the Console does not expose
To set up single sign-on providers, open Settings › Security › Single Sign-On. Use the Identity APIs for other application settings that Console does not expose.

