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# View Update Flows

Get an overview of your update flows and launch a deployment.

Once you have created one or more [update flows](/features-new-ui/deployments/update-flow.md) in JFrog Connect, you can view them in the Update Flows table.

To view the Update Flows Table, go to the **Update Flows** tab in **Deployments**.

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The Update Flows table includes the following columns:&#x20;

* **ID**: The UUID identifier of the update flow.
* **Name**: The user-given name of the update flow.
* **Time Created**: The time (UTC) the update flow was created.
* **Vulnerabilities**: The vulnerabilities detected in the latest scan of the update flow.
* **Deploy**: Click this icon to create a deployment using this update flow.
* **More**: When you hover the mouse over the far right column, you can see the three dots for the more menu. Click the three dots for the following options:
  * **Duplicate**: Creates a duplicate of the update flow in that row. You can use the duplicate as a template for creating a similar update flow.
  * **Delete**: Click to delete the update flow from the table.

### Flow Details

To view the flow details, click the row of any update flow. A panel will appear with more detailed information about the the flow, including the configuration parameters defined for each step in the flow.

## What's Next?

Learn more about [update parameters](/features-new-ui/deployments/update-flow/use-update-parameters.md).


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