# Manage Applications

Pynt's applications view is a comprehensive interface designed to facilitate efficient **management of applications** within an organization's API landscape. An application in Pynt represents a logical grouping of **one or more APIs**, each connected by a shared application login.

Let's consider a logistics and transportation organization managing two applications within Pynt:

1. Application: **Route Planning**
   * APIs:
     * Geolocation API: Provides real-time geolocation data for vehicles and delivery points.
     * Traffic Information API: Offers up-to-date traffic conditions to optimize route planning.
     * Route Optimization API: Calculates the most efficient delivery routes based on various factors.
2. Application: **Fleet Management**
   * APIs:
     * Vehicle Health API: Monitors and reports the health and status of each vehicle in the fleet.
     * Fuel Efficiency API: Provides data on fuel consumption and efficiency for each vehicle.
     * Maintenance Scheduling API: Helps schedule and track routine maintenance for the fleet.

In this context, the '**Route Planning**' application focuses on APIs related to optimizing delivery routes and ensuring timely and efficient transportation. On the other hand, the '**Fleet Management**' application deals with APIs that monitor the health and performance of the organization's vehicles. By managing these distinct sets of APIs under different applications, the logistics organization can maintain a well-organized and specialized API landscape to support its diverse operational needs.

The logistics organization benefits from the flexibility of Pynt, allowing it to integrate APIs from different sources, including API gateways and documentation. This enables efficient management and organization of APIs across **separate products and projects**, enhancing overall transparency and control within the organization's logistics and transportation services.

You should be able to [add ](/documentation/applications-view/manage-applications/add-application.md)and [delete](/documentation/applications-view/manage-applications/delete-application.md) applications, [edit the application's name](/documentation/applications-view/manage-applications/rename-application.md), [enter an individual application dashboard view](/documentation/applications-view/application-dashboard.md), and view the list of added applications from this view, as in the below example.

<figure><img src="/files/2XSsS8lVUGKIpRgvvCQd" alt=""><figcaption><p>Applications list example</p></figcaption></figure>


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