# Applications
The **Applications** page provides a top-level overview of all your cluster **Applications** and provides links to take actions for each. When a cluster is selected, this page displays your backup and restore options available for all **Namespaces** within the selected cluster.
## Accessing Applications
1. Log in to the T4K **Management Console**.
2. From the left panel menu, click **Backup & Recovery**.
3. Select one of your clusters from the left panel menu, which displays a dropdown menu for you to select from.
4. From this dropdown menu, select **Applications**.
5. From the page displayed, choose what you want to configure or action. Refer to the following image and descriptions in the associated table.
## Applications Overview
Applications can be of the following types: **Labels**, **Helm & Operator,** or **Objects**. On the **Applications** page, these three types are arranged in separate tabs.
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Below is an overview of the **Helm & Operator** tab only. The other two tabs are not detailed as they are almost identical, with the exception of a couple of column headings and the filtering options. The **Actions** and **Bulk Actions** are identical for all three tabs.
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| Field No. | Field/Button Name | Description |
| --------- | ------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| 1 | Namespace selector | This dropdown lists all namespaces in the selected cluster alphabetically. Click one or all to display the selection. |
| 2 | Application type | Applications can be of the **Labels**, **Helm & Operator,** or **Objects** types, which are arranged in these three tabs. Clicking each tab causes the page content to change slightly to reflect your choice. However the changes are very minor and all possible actions are the same for each tab. |
| 3 | Views | View applications in list or honeycomb format. |
| 4 | Filters and Search | The search field may be used to find the application that you want to display. The list filters as you type. Alternatively, use the filter dropdown fields to narrow your search for applications of a certain status, type or PV Status. |
| 5 | Layers icon | This displays a toggle switch at the top of each column on the page, which controls if columns are hidden or displayed. |
| 6 | Schedule icon | This icon shows whether an application has had a schedule configured or not. |
| 7 | Application Name | This column provides the name of each application. |
| 8 | Namespace | This indicates which namespace that the application is found in. |
| 9 | Type | This indicates whether the applications types are **Labels**, **Helm & Operator,** or **Objects**. |
| 10 | Date of creation | This column displays the date and time on which the application was created. |
| 11 | Last backup status | To show availability of successful backups. |
| 12 | Restored | This shows if a restore was executed. |
| 13 | Actions | This button displays a dropdown menu of further actions that can be taken in relation to a single application. Menu options are:
- Create Backup
- View Backup & Restore summary
- View Application details
- View Target summary
Refer to /pages/amnpne2i7BQ2lzgQSWUl for Namespaces, which is almost identical to Applications.
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| 14 | Selector checkboxes | Checkboxes may be selected/deselected to facilitate the execution of bulk actions. Use the table header row checkbox to select/deselect all listed applications. |
| 15 | Bulk Actions | Refer to [Namespaces - Bulk Actions](/kubernetes/4.0.x/getting-started/using-trilio/getting-started-with-management-console/navigating-intro/backup-and-recovery/b-and-r-namespaces/b-and-r-namespaces-bulkactions.md) for **Namespaces**, which is almost identical to **Applications**. |
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