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# App connections
The App connections page in Struct PIM serves as the central hub for creating, configuring, and maintaining connections between your app and different tenants. It enables controlled installation of app versions and ensures that extension points and configurations are properly applied per tenant.
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## What can you do with app connections
* **Connection management:** Create, view, and manage connections between your app and different tenants in a structured way.
* **Version linking:** Connect a tenant to a specific app version and generate a subscription key used for installation.
* **Extension points:** Configure and manage extension points that define how your app integrates with Struct PIM.
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## View and edit app connections
Details for the app connections can be viewed and edited here.
## Create new app connection
1. Click the "Create app connection"-button in the top right corner of the page.
## Edit app connection
1. Click the ":pencil-line:"-icon on an existing app connection.
2. Modify settings.
3. Save changes.
## Delete app connection
1. Click the ":trash-can:"-icon on an exiting app connection.
2. Confirm deletion if prompted.
## **Manage columns**
1. Click "Manage columns"-icon or use the keyboard shortcut ctrl+shift+c.
2. Manage columns.
3. Click "Update columns".
## **Swap to grid view**
1. Click "Grid"-icon or use the keyboard shortcut ctrl+shift+g.
## **Swap to table view**
1. Click "Table"-icon or use the keyboard shortcut ctrl+shift+h.
## **Items per page**
1. Click the drop down next to the "Items per page:"-text top right above the app connections.
2. Select app connections per page.
## **Page navigation**
1. Click the ":chevron-left:" and ":chevron-right:" icons to navigate back and foward a page. The icons are located to the right above the app connections.
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