App Version Details

The Select app version dropdown, the six tabs from Data Sources to Visualization, setting warehouses, and what it can't edit.

App Version Details is a screen in the Create area that shows what is inside a specific version of an app: its data sources, models, freshness query, warehouse configuration, parameters, and visualization settings. It gives Builders and Admins a version-by-version view of an app's configuration, alongside the ability to set the production version, manage warehouses, and update the Sigma workbook.

You may also see App Version Details referred to as the app details page, version details, or the app configuration view; builders often ask about it as "where do I see what's in v3?"

Applies to: Insight Cloud, Create area. Internal to Seek and Seek-supported publisher organizations today.You'll need: The Builder role to open and manage. Org Admins can view App Version Details but cannot change anything. If you are a publisher and did not build the app, do not grant yourself the Builder role to change these settings: the app's builder (Seek D&A) owns versions, warehouses, and the production version. Other roles do not see the Create area.

Last reviewed: 2026-09-16

Where to find App Version Details

In the left sidebar, click Create, then find the app's name in App Management, choose Open app details from the row's three-dot menu. The page opens on the Version Details tab with the latest version selected.

What's on the App Version Details screen

Version Details / Subscription Details toggle (top right): Version Details is described in this article.
Select app version (top of the left panel): a dropdown listing every version of the app, including versions built with --beta. The page defaults to the latest version.
Data Sources: the source tables the selected version reads: table name, structure (table or view), and description.
Models: the models in the selected version, one card each.
Freshness Query: the version's freshness SQL in a read-only code block with a copy button.
Warehouse Config: the App-run warehouse and Sigma query warehouse for the app, with a Save changes button. These are the defaults used by new subscribers.
Parameters: the parameters the selected version exposes, with name, type, and default value.
Visualization: the Sigma Workbook ID for the version, with an option to edit the workbook ID.
AI App Context: shows the Context and sandbox that allows for testing and editing the context Intelligence uses to answer questions about this app (see Related articles).
Set as Production Version and Delete version buttons at the bottom of the left panel, acting on the selected version.

What you can do with App Version Details

Choose a version from the dropdown. For apps built with SBT 1.0 (app spec), each version shows its own sources, models, and parameters. For legacy apps, only the production version shows these details; other versions appear in the dropdown but their tabs are empty.
Read and copy a version's freshness query to check data currency yourself.
Set the app-run and Sigma query warehouses. An app must have a warehouse configured before it can be installed into an organization.
Change the Sigma workbook ID associated with a version.
Set the selected version as the production version.
Delete a version.

How to set the warehouse for an app

Open the app from App Management.
Click Warehouse Config in the left panel.
Choose an App-run warehouse and a Sigma query warehouse.
Click Save changes.

You'll know it worked when the dropdowns show your selections after the page reloads and installing the app no longer reports that a warehouse is required.

Limits and what App Version Details can't do

App Version Details does not show per-version details for legacy apps. Only the production version of a legacy app has sources, models, parameters, and freshness query filled in. This changes as apps move to SBT 1.0 (app spec); it will not be fixed for legacy apps.
App Version Details does not build or publish versions. Versions are created with SBT (sbt build-app and sbt publish-app); the page shows what has been registered.
App Version Details does not show which version each subscriber organization is running. It shows the app's versions and which one is marked production. Per-subscriber version management is a separate, upcoming capability.
App Version Details does not edit models, sources, parameters, or the freshness query. Those come from the app's SBT project; change them there and build a new version.
Org Admins can view App Version Details but cannot change warehouses, workbook IDs, or the production version. For an Org Admin, Warehouse Config and Visualization show values without a Save or edit control, and the Set as Production Version and Delete version buttons are not shown.
A version that has been published is locked. Changing its configuration in SBT requires building a new version number.

App Version Details vs. App Catalog > Edit App

The App Catalog → Edit App screen also shows version information and lets you choose the production version. App Version Details adds what is inside the version (sources with bundled status, models, parameters, freshness query, and Sigma settings), splits it into tabs, and adds warehouse management. Both screens exist today; the App Catalog screen is not being removed yet.

If App Version Details isn't working

If installing the app fails with a message that a warehouse is required, set the warehouses under Warehouse Config and try again. If a version is missing from the dropdown, confirm the SBT build finished and that the app's publisher key matches your organization. If two versions show the same number, contact Seek support; do not delete either one.

App Management: the list of apps this page opens from
Model Reuse: Freshness and Shared Models: what the freshness query and max_age control
Apps: how an app version is defined in SBT
App Context: the AI context document; its editor moves into this page's AI App Context tab with the Sandbox release