Source: https://docs.slack.dev/app-management

# Slack app management

Once your app is created, you must manage it (and perhaps others) across your workspace and organization. We have many resources to help you to do this effectively.

## Creating an app from app settings {#creating-an-app-from-app-settings}

Follow [this guide](/app-management/quickstart-app-settings) to create an app via the [app settings](https://api.slack.com/apps) that can send messages using webhooks.

## Distribute your app {#distribute-your-app}

Learn about undistributed, unlisted distributed, and listed distributed apps, along with the implications of each in the guide to [Distribution](/app-management/distribution).

## Hosting Slack apps {#hosting-slack-apps}

If you've developed an app that is _not_ a [Deno Slack SDK app](/tools/deno-slack-sdk/), hosting is up to you. Check out our guide to [Hosting](/app-management/hosting-slack-apps) to explore your options.

## Onboarding users {#onboarding-users}

So you've created an app, now what? Welcome users to it! In this guide to [Onboarding users to your app](/app-management/onboarding-users-to-your-app), we discuss the ins and outs of making every user's experience with your app a pleasant one.

## Managing an enterprise {#managing-an-enterprise}

If you're looking for more specialized admin functions to manage apps across an Enterprise organization (multiple Slack workspaces within the same organization), including app approvals, invite requests, and setting up allowlists, head over to [Admin resources](/admins).