# Forwarding Data
#### Mapping one or more Applications via Pipelines (Batch)
The pipelines table allows a user to apply a forwarder mapping to all data flows under the pipeline. Individual flows can also be mapped/changed under a pipeline in the pipeline table
Map Forwarder from Pipelines Table in Pipelines Tab for a batch of flows
#### Mapping an Application via Pipelines (Single)
Under the pipeline view, expand to see the flows attached to the pipeline. Against each flow you can see a list of actions. Click on map forwarder icon to get the flow mapping created.
Map Forwarder from Pipelines Table in Pipelines Tab for a single flow
#### Mapping an Application via Explore page
Mapping allows one to map an Application or multiple Applications to the desired destination Forwarder such as Splunk, Elastic Search, etc...
To map an Application please follow the below instructions
* Create a Forwarder as described in the previous section
* Navigate to the Explore page
* Select an Application
* Hover on the Ellipsis icon next to the calendar
* Select Map Forwarder
* In the dialogue box select the Forwarder and click OK
The forwarder should now be successfully mapped. Navigate to the forwarder UI to check logs.
#### Deleting the Mapping
**1. Deleting the Mapping from Explore page**
To delete the mapped Application/s from the explore page, please follow the below instructions
* Navigate to the Explore page
* Find the Application which is mapped
* Select the Application
* Hover on the Ellipsis icon next to the calendar
* Select Delete Map Forwarder
* In the dialogue box click Yes to confirm
**2. Delete the Mapping from the Forwarders page**
To delete the Mapping from the Forwarders page, please follow the below instructions
* Navigate to the Forwarders page
* Select the Mapping tab
* Click on the Delete icon next to the Application name
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