# Browse Interface

The Browse interface provides a centralised view of all your workflows, published apps, and active sessions. Navigate, organise, and manage your automation assets efficiently through an intuitive card-based interface with powerful filtering and sorting capabilities.

### Key Features

* Card-based listings for visual navigation
* Three distinct sections: Workflows, Apps, and Sessions
* Quick actions for common tasks
* Filtering and sorting options
* Favourite marking for quick access
* Collaborative indicators showing team activity

### How to Access the Browse Interface

1. Navigate to the main Lleverage interface
2. Click on the "Browse" tab in the navigation menu
3. Select from three sub-tabs:
   * Workflows - All your workflow automations
   * Apps - Published workflow applications
   * Sessions - Active app sessions

> 💡 The Browse interface provides a bird's-eye view of all your automation assets in one place.

### Understanding the Workflows Section

#### Workflow Cards

Each workflow appears as a card displaying:

* **Workflow Icon**: Visual identifier for the workflow
* **Workflow Name**: Title of the automation
* **Status Indicator**: Published or draft status
* **Collaborator Avatars**: Team members who've worked on it (top right corner)

#### How to Use Workflow Actions

Hover over a workflow card to reveal action buttons:

1. **Edit**: Opens the workflow in the builder
2. **Launch App**: Available for published workflows only
3. **Add to Favourites**: Star workflows for quick access
4. **Edit Details**: Modify title and description
5. **View Activity**: Opens pre-filtered activity page for this workflow
6. **Copy App URL**: Available for published workflows
7. **Duplicate**: Creates a copy of the workflow
8. **Delete**: Removes the workflow (with confirmation)

> ⚠️ Deleting a workflow is permanent. Ensure you have backups or duplicates if needed.

#### How to Filter Workflows

1. Use the filter bar above the workflow cards
2. Available filters include:
   * Status (Published/Draft)
   * Favourites only
   * Created by specific users
   * Date ranges
3. Combine multiple filters for precise results
4. Clear filters to return to the full view

#### How to Sort Workflows

1. Click the sort dropdown in the top right
2. Sort options include:
   * Name (A-Z or Z-A)
   * Last modified
   * Created date
   * Most used
3. The view updates immediately with your selection

> 💡 Sort by "Most used" to quickly find your frequently accessed workflows.

### Understanding the Apps Section

#### Published Apps View

The Apps tab shows only published workflows that can be accessed as applications:

* Each app card shows the same information as workflow cards
* Only published workflows appear here
* Launch buttons are prominently displayed
* App URLs are readily available for sharing

#### How to Launch Apps

1. Click the "Launch" button on any app card
2. The app opens in a new tab
3. You can also copy the app URL to share with users
4. Monitor app usage through the Activity tab

> 💡 The Apps section is perfect for sharing with end users who only need to run workflows, not build them.

### Understanding the Sessions Section

#### What Are Sessions?

* Sessions are created when users launch and interact with apps
* Each session represents an active or recent app usage
* Sessions help track concurrent usage and user engagement

#### Session Information

Each session card displays:

* **App Name**: Which app the session belongs to
* **Session ID**: Unique identifier
* **User**: Who initiated the session
* **Start Time**: When the session began
* **Status**: Active or completed
* **Duration**: How long the session has been running

#### How to Manage Sessions

1. View active sessions to monitor current usage
2. Click on a session to see details
3. Use session data to understand app usage patterns
4. Identify long-running or stuck sessions

> ⚠️ Multiple active sessions may indicate high demand or potential issues with workflow completion.

### Using Quick Actions Effectively

#### For Frequently Used Workflows

1. Mark workflows as favourites using the star icon
2. Filter by favourites for quick access
3. Sort by "Most used" to prioritise common workflows

#### For Team Collaboration

1. Check collaborator avatars to see who's working on what
2. Use the activity view to see recent changes
3. Duplicate workflows before making major modifications

#### For App Management

1. Keep the Apps section clean by only publishing production-ready workflows
2. Use descriptive names and icons for easy identification
3. Regular review and update app descriptions

> 💡 Well-organised Browse sections improve team efficiency and reduce time spent searching for workflows.

### Best Practices

#### Organisation Tips

* Use consistent naming conventions for workflows
* Add meaningful descriptions to all workflows
* Regularly review and archive unused workflows
* Mark team favourites for common processes

#### Collaboration Guidelines

* Check collaborator indicators before editing
* Communicate with team members shown on cards
* Use duplication for experimental changes
* Document major changes in descriptions

#### App Publishing Strategy

* Only publish thoroughly tested workflows
* Maintain clear separation between development and production
* Update app descriptions when functionality changes
* Monitor app sessions for usage patterns

> 💡 The Browse interface is your workflow library. Keep it organised like you would any important resource collection.