> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://manual.blocworx.com/blocworx-documentation/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://manual.blocworx.com/blocworx-documentation/no-code-development/manage-modules.md).

# Manage Modules

The Manage Modules is an area which can you give you full oversight of all your [modules](/blocworx-documentation/module/module-overview.md) in your instance. It is useful because the only other way to access modules is by navigating the pages they are in.

![A typical list of modules with various categories assigned to them](/files/IbHOW03pSK146nxEqFso)

#### Module Categories

It is possible to assign categories to your modules. These categories have no bearing on the functionality of the module and simply serve as a way for you to manage and filter your modules.\
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The "Exclude" option is for omitting a module from the list when you filter your modules by "All".

The "Default" option is for deciding what list of modules load first when  you load this page.\
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These options were originally designed when our modules were used as jobs for customers and each piece of activity was a new job with blocs. \
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Blocworx functionality has advanced a great deal since then and there is no longer a need to create a new module every time a new piece of data tracking begins. For this reason these options are not as commonly used.

#### Created Date

This is the date when the module was created

#### Last Active

This the date of the last record entered in any bloc on that module.