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# Toolbox
Toolbox is one of the most important aspect of Workflow. Designers can make decision of how to display the way an app looks by using the toolbox options. Designers can define the Design mode configurations using the workflow toolbox. However, the runtime toolbox will define the Runtime mode configurations and these are two different toolbox variations.
Toolbox contains all Tasks grouped by type of Task. In addition workflow also provides bunch of Common Tasks too which includes Display and Save which uses Maps to display data and save data. Toolbox contains all the tasks which becomes a Step of workflow on dragging and dropping the same on designer canvas. You can create new task from workflow designer itself by clicking
icon beside every task type. Apart from regular tasks workflow has its own set of tasks named "Common Tasks".
Toolbox has different sections like Common Tasks, Query, API, Macro, Dataset, Refresh Ribbon, Clear, Launch CRM, Refresh Map.
Open an **Excel** and open an app in Design Studio from connections list, and click **Workflow and UX.**
Select **New Workflow** from the below Workflow and UX window and provide the name of the workflow under **Workflow Name**, and click **Create.**
Below window will open up when we click Create. Toolbox will be displayed on the left hand side of the window.
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