# Application View Overview

Pynt's **Applications View** is part of [**Pynt's enterprise** **plan**](https://www.pynt.io/pricing)**.**

The applications view serves as a **central hub** for managing your applications to meet your API security needs. 

From API discovery to security testing, the application view provides a user-friendly interface for viewing your **applications** and their **API sources**, such as **API gateway, documentation,** and **testing.** This view allows you to understand their associated risks, and drill down to the individual **application dashboard**.

Customize your Pynt experience according to your applications and projects, set up integrations seamlessly, and ensure that your API security strategy aligns with your organization's requirements.

Access the applications view conveniently from the left menu pane.

### Application ID <a href="#where-can-i-find-the-application-id" id="where-can-i-find-the-application-id"></a>

The Application ID serves as a unique identifier for your application on the Pynt platform.&#x20;

It is utilized for various operations and information retrieval within the platform, such as linking scans and APIs to the application.

### Where can I find the application ID?&#x20;

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