Setting up Flows

Once you have signed in to Flow, you can begin the process of setting up and managing your flows.

The Flows page is the first screen you will see once you have signed in to Flow.

Setting up your flows

The left-hand menu provides quick access to the main pages you use for setting up and managing your flows.

Icon	Name	Description
	Flows	View, edit, delete, and run any existing flows within the tenant, as well as create new flows.
	Pages	Manage existing page layouts and create new page layouts within your flows. Page layouts allow you to design and build the structure of pages that flow users will interact with.
	Values	Manage and create new values for use within your flows. Values are containers used to store data that can be numeric, text, dates, instances of a type (e.g., Type: Customer), or another value.
	Service Integrations	Manage and add new services to your tenant. Services connect your flows to external applications, like third-party APIs and data sources. They can also be used to extend the functionality of a flow, such as adding authorization restrictions and scheduling tasks.
	Types	Manage and create new types for use within your flows. Types are usually installed when a flow app is installed and define a collection of related data. They are extensible through type properties.
	Assets	Manage and administer the assets in your Assets library. Assets are static resources used in a flow app, such as images, presentations, spreadsheets, text files, stylesheets, or code snippets.

The left-hand menu also provides quick access to a number of useful tools and dashboard/auditing information.

Icon	Name	Description
	Flows	View, edit, delete, and run any existing flows within the tenant, as well as create new flows.
	Pages	Manage existing page layouts and create new page layouts within your flows. Page layouts allow you to design and build the structure of pages that flow users will interact with.
	Values	Manage and create new values for use within your flows. Values are containers used to store data that can be numeric, text, dates, instances of a type (e.g., Type: Customer), or another value.
	Service Integrations	Manage and add new services to your tenant. Services connect your flows to external applications, like third-party APIs and data sources. They can also be used to extend the functionality of a flow, such as adding authorization restrictions and scheduling tasks.
	Types	Manage and create new types for use within your flows. Types are usually installed when a flow app is installed and define a collection of related data. They are extensible through type properties.
	Assets	Manage and administer the assets in your Assets library. Assets are static resources used in a flow app, such as images, presentations, spreadsheets, text files, stylesheets, or code snippets.

The top Settings menu provides access to tenant, user, and security settings.

Icon	Name	Description
	Organizations	Organizations allow centralized management of your tenants. Administrators can create and provision new tenants, users, local runtimes, and invite existing tenants and users to join an Organization.
	Tenants	Manage and administer the settings for your tenant(s). A tenant is where all your flows, values, integrations, and content is stored.