> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.clickatell.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.clickatell.com/chat-flow/workflow-management/approving-deploying-workflows/manage-existing-flows.md).

# View flow details

## View workflows by status

1. Select the *Manage flows* icon next to the *Flows* heading in the left panel. 

{% hint style="success" %}
If you have the correct permissions, this is also where you [approve/decline](/chat-flow/workflow-management/approving-deploying-workflows/approve-decline-a-workflow.md)/[deploy ](/chat-flow/workflow-management/approving-deploying-workflows/deploy-a-workflow-to-production.md)workflows.
{% endhint %}

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2. Select a status from the drop-down menu to view all workflows with that status:
   * **My Approvals** - only visible to users allowed to approve workflows; contains all flows that are waiting to be approved
   * **Pending** - workflows that have been submitted for approval and are pending review
   * **Declined** - workflows that have been submitted for approval and have been declined
   * **Production Ready** - workflows that have been submitted for approval, were approved, and are waiting to be deployed
   * **Deployed** - workflows that have been deployed to production and are available to customers

![](/files/-Mbl6zxDU_2zNJSyZWiB)

When you select a workflow from any of the lists above, more details are displayed on the right, e.g., author name, last modified date, summary, change logs, and approver logs.

![](/files/ZyD1UxuD3R1GQqjTc5g6)


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