# Application Statuses

### App rejections or suspensions

A `manager` can `reject` or `suspend` an application at any time. This can be due to problems with the application or for security reasons. A rejection or suspension message will be sent to your email with more information about the reason that led to it.

### App statuses

The possible application statuses are:

* `draft` — Application not submitted for review yet. It's currently live in the staging

  environment, **hubat.net** and is able to be tested with a **hubat.net** `HAT`.
* `test` — This application is the `test` version of a currently `review` or `live` application.

  Its purpose is to provide a testing ground for further updates to the `live` application.
* `review` — Application has been submitted for review by a `manager`
* `live` — Application is currently live on all HATs
* `rejected` — Application has be rejected. Please look at your emails for further details as to why it has happened.
* `submitted` — Application has be suspended. Please look at your emails for further details as to why it has happened.
* `deleted` — A `live` application needs to be deleted. A manager will look at the request and delete the app. An email will be send to confirm the deletion of the application.


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