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title: "Using Modules"
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id: "using-modules"
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---
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Once a module is created, it becomes available in the **Module** section of the component panel inside the App-Builder. You can use it like any other component by dropping it on the canvas and configuring it.
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### Steps to Use a Module:
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1. Open the application in which you want to use a module.
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2. In the component library panel, switch to the **Module** section.
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3. **Drag and drop** the Module onto the canvas.
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<img className="screenshot-full img-full" src="/img/app-builder/modules/use-module.png" alt="Module Builder" />
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5. You can select the module, to see a list of required **inputs** (if any) defined in the module.
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6. Bind the inputs to values from your data source or configure static values if needed.
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7. If your module has **outputs**, you can reference them using:
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```js
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{{components.<module_name>.<output_name>}}
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```
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You can reuse the same module multiple times in a single application by dropping it multiple times on the canvas and configuring each instance with different input bindings.
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