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Module Manager

Quickly view and manage where modules are used across your workspace.

Updated over a week ago

Note: This feature is currently in Beta testing. If you would like to get early access to this feature and participate in Beta testing, please reach out to kate.mosely@knak.com*

Overview

The Module Manager helps you see where a module is used in your workspace. It’s a fast way to identify all emails, landing pages, and themes containing a specific module. This improves quality control and ensures up-to-date content across assets.

Key Benefits

  • View all related assets in one place

  • Filter by asset type, brand, status, and more

  • Update modules directly from the table


How to Access the Module Manager

  1. Go to the Modules section in Knak

  2. Select the module you want to review

  3. Click the gear icon → View Assets Using This Module

    Gear icon dropdown with 'View Assets Using This Module' option selected in Knak module settings.

  4. Or, from the module editor, open the Action MenuView Assets Using the Module

    Action menu open in the module editor showing 'View Assets Using the Module' option.

You’ll now see a list of assets and themes that use the selected module.


Filtering the Table

Use filters at the top of the table to narrow results:

  • Asset type – Email, Landing Page, or Theme

  • Brand – Filter by brand

  • Sync status – Synced or unsynced

  • Asset status – Draft, Awaiting Approval, Changes Required, or Published

  • Module status – Up-to-date or Out-of-date

Module Manager popup with filter applied to show which assets have out of date modules

Why Filter by Module Status?

Filtering by module status lets you spot outdated modules. You can update them directly from the table to ensure consistency across all assets.


How to Update Modules From the Table

If assets contain outdated modules:

  1. Select the asset from the table

  2. Click the Update Module button to initiate updating the module:

    Module Manager popup showing list of assets using the module, and showing module status of up to date or showing the button option to update the module.
  3. Then confirm and update

    Confirmation dialog in Knak asking to apply the latest version of the module.

You don’t need to open each asset individually—saving time and reducing errors.


Use Cases for Module Admins

The Module Asset Table is ideal for:

  • Quality assurance – Ensure all assets use approved modules

  • Brand consistency – Filter assets by brand

  • Workflow efficiency – Update modules without leaving the table


Need more help? Contact support via live chat within Knak using the chat bubble in the bottom right corner or email support@knak.com.

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