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category: [Administration & Integrations, Administration & Integrations/Custom Integrations & Apps, Platform and Product Extensions, Platform and Product Extensions/Workday Extend, Platform and Product Extensions/Integration]
keyword: Extend
nav: wcp_docs
parent_url: /wcp_docs/
title: Manage Deployed Extend Apps
layout: subsection
---

### Prerequisites

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Security: <i>Manage: App Manager</i> domain in the System functional area.

### Context

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Use the <b>Workday Extend App Manager</b> worklet to manage the installation and configuration of your app.

### Steps

1.  <a id="step_N1003A_N10037_N1001E_N10001"></a>Access the <b>Workday Extend App Manager</b> worklet in the tenant to which you deployed your Workday Extend app.
2.  <a id="step_N10047_N10037_N1001E_N10001"></a>Find your app on the <b>Installed</b> tab. In the <b>Actions</b> column, click <b>Configure</b>.

    <b>Note:</b> If Workday displays your app on the <b>Needs Attention</b> tab of the <b>Workday Extend App Manager</b> worklet on your WCP Development tenant, redeploy the app from the Workday Extend Plugin for IntelliJ to your Development tenant.

3.  <a id="step_N10054_N10037_N1001E_N10001x"></a>Under <b>App Details</b>, you can view the app metadata of your application:

    -   Name: Name of the app.
    -   Reference ID: Reference ID.
    -   App ID: Workday Extend App ID.
    -   Description: Description of the application.

4.  <a id="step_N10082_N10037_N1001E_N10001"></a>Under <b>Custom Tasks</b>, you can create or edit the custom tasks associated with your app.
5.  <a id="step_N1008F_N10037_N1001E_N10001"></a>Under <b>App Attributes</b>, you can manually update the attribute store values of your app.
6.  <a id="step_N10054_N10037_N1001E_N10001"></a>Under <b>Model Components</b>, you can view these components of your app:

    -   Security domains.
    -   Business objects.
    -   Attachments.
    -   Business processes.
    -   Event business objects.

    You can also view the REST API endpoint automatically generated for each business object and event business object.

7.  <a id="step_N1007E_N10037_N1001E_N10001"></a>To create a security policy for each new security domain, click <b>Create</b>.

    <b>Note:</b> To update an existing domain security policy, select <b>Domain Security Policy</b> &gt; <b>Edit Permissions</b> on its related actions menu.

    1.  Select the relevant security groups and their access permissions (<b>View</b> or <b>Modify</b>) under <b>Report/Task Permissions</b>.
    2.  Access the <b>Activate Pending Security Policy Changes</b> task after you finish creating or editing the security policies.

8.  <a id="step_N100A2_N10037_N1001E_N10001"></a>To create a default definition for each new business process type, click <b>Create</b>.

    The default definition can be as simple as an <i>Initiation</i> step for the business process.

9.  <a id="step_N100B7_N10037_N1001E_N10001"></a>To define a security policy for each new business process type, click <b>Edit</b>.

    Select the security groups that you want to be able to start the business process, and to perform actions on the entire business process.



