The application page
One page per application shows what the catalogue knows about it: its data, the organisations that use it, its versions, its compliance claims and the contracts behind it.
Specification: openspec/specs/application-page/spec.md.
Opening the page
Open Applications from the navigation menu and click a row, or use the View action on it. The page opens at /modules/<id>. The page also opens from an organisation's list of applications.
What the page shows
- Application: the name, the short and long description, the website, the supplier, the supplier's contact person for this product, and the hosting, licence, BBN and DPIA fields.
- Documentation: files attached to the application.
- Vendor and services: the supplier and the services and connections linked to the application.
- Application versions: every registered version with its status. A row opens the version.
- Usages: every organisation that registered a usage of the application, with the version it uses and the status of that usage. You see the usages you may read: a municipality sees its own, a supplier sees the usages of its products.
- Compliance claims: the standards and BIO measures the application claims, with the evidence. A row opens the claim.
- Contracts: every contract on a usage of the application, and every contract on a service that offers it, each listed once, with its number, type, end date and status. A row opens the contract. You see only the contracts you may read.
- Reviews: ratings and reviews of the application.
Why a contract shows up here
A contract in stackiq belongs to a usage and a service, not to the application directly. The page follows both links: a contract appears when its usage is a usage of this application, or when its service offers this application.