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# How to identify between Custom and Default Workflows and their associated integrations?

In <code class="expression">space.vars.OIM</code>, you can view workflow categories in the UI to easily identify default workflows from custom ones.

## Steps to View Workflow Categories

1. Navigate to the **View Integrations** Page.
2. Click on the **Configure Workflow Screen** option from the left bar.

<div align="center"><img src="/files/jB4mzfIpQI0h58dbk97M" alt="All Integrations"></div>

3. On the Workflow page, you can see a list of all workflows, along with associated integration details, workflow type, category, and description.\
   Here, the **Category** column shows if a workflow is **Default (pre-installed)** or **Custom (user-created)**. This allows you to quickly identify the category of each workflow.

<div align="center"><img src="/files/mVamOYWQY8ZpVqauTZlI" alt="Workflow Category"></div>

4. To view the integrations associated with a particular workflow, refer to the **No. of Integrations** column.\
   For **Customized Workflow**, click on the number under **No. of Integrations** to view the integrations linked to the customized workflow.

<div align="center"><img src="/files/lKQ0kyPH7AayvH2GCxzo" alt="Click On Customized"></div>

\* This will show the integrations associated with \*\*Customized Workflow\*\*.

<div align="center"><img src="/files/zCGq2DY69JmBhftRzDrD" alt="Customized Workflow Integration"></div>

* Similarly, for **Default Workflow**, click on the number under **No. of Integrations** to view the integrations linked to the default workflow.

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This streamlined process allows for easy identification and tracking of workflow categories and their associated integrations.


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