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# Applications

In this tab, you will find the list of all mobile applications integrated with the Push notification system.

#### Search

Above the list, there is a search field that allows you to quickly find an application by its name. After entering a phrase, click **Search**.

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#### Application list

The table contains key configuration information:

* **Status**: The current activity state of the application.
* **Operating system**: The platform for which the application is registered (Android / iOS).
* **Application**: The name defined in the system.
* **Additional data**: Technical details such as token, secret, identifier, or information about development mode.

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## **Adding New Applications**

1. Click the **+ New application** button in the upper right corner of the screen.
2. In the form, enter:
   * Application name (for identification in the panel).
   * Type (Operating system: iOS or Android).
   * Configuration data specific to the selected system (e.g., FCM/APNS).
3. Click **Add** to save the configuration.

{% hint style="warning" %}
After adding the application, contact our support team at **<support@messageflow.com>** to notify the Team about the newly added applications. Support Team will complete the configuration and inform you once the application is ready.
{% endhint %}


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