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title: Map resources
slug: map-resources
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createdAt: 2026-07-03T19:47:13.114Z
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# Mapping resources to Application and Business Portfolio 

### Existing resource 

1. From the **Not mapped** (Resource-Applications) page, select the desired resource that will be mapped (You can select as many resources (All) as needed) and click the **Proced Mapping **button. An emerging window will appear. 
2. Select the **Select from existing** toggle. 
3. Select an existing resource and click the **Apply Mapping** button. 
4. Once done, an emerging message will notify you that the action was completed. 

### Non-existing resource 

1. From the **Not mapped** (Resource-Applications) page, select the desired resource that will be mapped (You can select as many resources (All) as needed) and click the **Proced Mapping **button. An emerging window will appear. 
2. Select the **Create new **toggle. 
3. Fill out the following fields. 
4. Application name 
5. Application owner 
6. Environment 
7. Application type 
8. Business service 
9. Business unit 
10. Description 

### Sub-resources view 

A flexible mapping drill-dowm shows how Subsystems, Resources, Sub-Resources, and Applications connect. This will help us accurately represent real-world structures, enable shared resource use, and ensure a clear understanding of dependencies across applications and networks. 

Sub-system details provides a detailed panel where users can: 

- Search, filter, and select resources. 
- View sub-resources and shared resources reused across multiple applications. 
- Map sub-resources to applications directly 
- Associate Subsystems and resources with multiple applications. 
- Proceed to Application Mapping seamlessly. 

## Viewing the subsystem details 

:::hint{type="info"}
This option is only available when subsystems were injected containing resources.
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From the **Not mapped (Resource- Applications)** page, select a resource with an available susbsystem information (look for the down chevron). The **Subsystem details** panel opens. Users can view subsystem to resource relationship along with the following details: 

- Subsystem resource identifier 
- Subsystem resource type 
- Subsytem name 
- Application owner 

If needed, you can refine your resource data results by clicking the **Filter** icon. An emerging window will appear where you can select the resource categories and subcategories you want to review and click **Apply**. 

## Mapping subsystems to applications 

### Existing resource 

1. From the **Not mapped** (Resource-Applications) page, select the desired subsystem detail that will be mapped (You can select as many resources (All) as needed) and click the **Proced Mapping **button. An emerging window will appear. 
2. Select the **Select from existing** toggle. 
3. Select an existing resource and click the **Apply Mapping** button. 
4. Once done, an emerging message will notify you that the action was completed. 

### Non-existing resource 

1. From the **Not mapped** (Resource-Applications) page, select the desired subsystem that will be mapped (You can select as many resources (All) as needed) and click the **Proced Mapping **button. An emerging window will appear. 
2. Select the **Create new **toggle. 
3. Fill out the following fields. 
4. Application name 
5. Application owner 
6. Environment 
7. Application type 
8. Click the **Apply Mapping** button. 
9. Once done, an emerging message will notify you that the action was completed.