> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://doc-op.blurit.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://doc-op.blurit.io/blurit-on-premise/usage/manager-webapp.md).

# Manager Webapp

## Overview

The Manager is a web application that facilitate usage of BlurIt OP by providing a GUI to non-developer users. It also provide an history of taks processed by BlurIt OP, wether thoses tasks have been created from the Manager or from the API.

## Access

You can access the Manager by visiting `http://<HOST> or https://<HOST>`, where `HOST` is the IP address of the machine or the dns url configured in the [Configuration](/blurit-on-premise/installation/configuration.md) section.

## License activation

Before using BlurIt OP, you must activate the license.

&#x20;Once you're on the Manager, click on the "Update License" button located at the top right corner of your screen.

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After navigating to the Account (`/account`) page, click on the "Edit license" button. Next, paste the license into the designated text area and confirm the changes by clicking on the "Update license" button.

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## Tasks

### Create a task

To start a task, go to Tasks page (`/tasks`) by clicking on side menu "Tasks" and click on the  "Anonymize" button.

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You can now follow 3 simple steps to create a new task:

1. **Source**: Choose either a file from your PC or a whole folder to process from the local storage or S3.
   * To process a file from your PC, use the file selection option or simply drag and drop the file into the designated area.
   * To process a folder, enter its path in the field. The path you enter represents a subdirectory of the `LOCAL_STORAGE_INPUT_PATH` (or `STORAGE_S3_BUCKET` if you use S3 storage) set in the [Configuration](/blurit-on-premise/installation/configuration.md) section. Please ensure that the directory already exists and has some files in it. If you don't enter anything, BurIt OP will process files directly in `LOCAL_STORAGE_INPUT_PATH` (or `STORAGE_S3_BUCKET`)
2. **Blur options**: Select the desired task options from the following choices:
   * Face anonymisation
   * Plates anonymisation
   * Coordinates position
   * Add  `_anonymized` suffix
   * Keep the audio track (only for zip/directory/videos)
   * Processing report (zip files only)
     * This option allows you to include in the ZIP file a CSV summary indicating the anonymization success status for all the files that were part of the original ZIP
   * Keep the files that cannot be blured (zip files only)
     * This option allows you to keep, within the anonymized ZIP, the files with unsupported formats that cannot be processed by the software
3. **Output path**: Specify the desired output location, whether it's local storage or S3. You can either change the name of the output file or create a new directory in the output to store your processed media. As for the source, the directory you enter here represents a subdirectory of `LOCAL_STORAGE_OUTPUT_PATH` (or `STORAGE_S3_BUCKET` if you use S3 storage). If you don't enter anything, BurIt OP will save processed files directly in `LOCAL_STORAGE_OUTPUT_PATH` (or `STORAGE_S3_BUCKET`)

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Click on the "Create" button and confirm to initiate the task.

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### List tasks

The Tasks page list all the tasks that have been created in BlurIt OP (using the Manager or the API). For each task, the Manager displays:

* The date
* The type (Picture, Video or Archive)
* The file name
* The file size
* The task status (updated in real time)
* A button to download the processed file

The list can be filtered.

### Download processed files

From the Tasks page, click on the download icon located in the file column.

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### Using The Redact Tool

The Redact Tool allows you to access all detections within your media (image or video) so you can adjust, add, or remove them as needed — all while staying within your local environment.

### Access&#x20;

Once your file (image or video) has been processed, you can edit the detections by clicking on this icon to access the redact tool.

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Once done, your media will appear along with all the detected elements.

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### Adjusting Detections&#x20;

* **Adjusting a detection**\
  Click on the detection of your choice. You can resize or move it on the frame as needed.

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* **Deactivating a detection**\
  Click on the detection to turn it from green to gray. It will **no longer be applied** to the image or video. You can also deactivate it by unchecking the corresponding box in the left panel, just above the detection preview. You can **reactivate it at any time**.

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* &#x20;**Deleting a detection** &#x20;

  If you want to permanently delete this detection with no option to undo, click “Delete Track.”

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* **To add a new detection manually:**\
  In the menu bar at the top left of the screen, you can choose the type of detection you want to add:&#x20;

  * License plate detection&#x20;
  * Face detection&#x20;
  * Custom detection, which you can adjust to match your object’s shape&#x20;

  ➜ When creating a manual detection, make sure to **move it along with your object’s motion in the video**

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* **Saving & reprocessing your file**\
  You can save the adjustments you’ve made to access them later, or reprocess the media to apply your changes.

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