# Apps Configuration Checklist

> Creating a new app on on-premises is very similar to creating one in cloud. For more information on creating an app, see:

## Overview

Creating a new app on on-premises is very similar to creating one in cloud. For more information on creating an app, see:

* [Using App Studio](introduction.md#uipath-app-studio)
* [Overview of control and its properties](controls.md)
* [Add users/group to an app, testing and deployment](overview.md)

## Evaluation Guide

### Create App Journey

* Create a new app.
* Add multiple pages and design the UI with relevant controls.
* Add processes to the app and bind the process parameters to UI controls:
  * Include both Attended and Unattended processes.
* Preview the app to check the flow is working as expected.
* Add additional users or groups to the app.
* Update the app icon in **General settings**.
* Publish the app.
* Download the app.

### Import a Process From Orchestrator in Apps

In the cloud version of **UiPath Apps**, you have the option to select from the list of cloud Orchestrators or connect to on-premises Orchestrators by providing the credentials. For more information on this, see [Referencing a Process from Orchestrator](connecting-your-app-to-an-orchestrator-tenant.md).

In the Automation Suite version of **Apps**, you will have the ability to connect to the list of Orchestrators available in the same Automation Suite deployment. You will also have the option to connect to a different standalone on-premises Orchestrator using credentials.

![docs image](https://dev-assets.cms.uipath.com/assets/images/apps/apps-94812-a6e4015b.webp)

### Runtime App Journey

* Log in as a different user and check if the app is available in the landing page to run.
* Run the app and check if it behaves as expected.

### Edit App Journey

* Import the app which was downloaded and create a new app using the imported one.
* Replace the processes associated in the import app with a different process from a different Orchestrator.
* Preview the app and make sure that it behaves as expected.