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# Jobs & Tasks
## Overview
The Jobs page provides visibility into current and historical background processing in Arnica. It includes task status, job type, integration context, and the last update timestamp for each task.
Use this page to:
* Track whether a job is pending, running, completed, or failed.
* Restart specific tasks when you need a fresh ingestion or re-analysis run.
## Restarting a task
You can restart a task directly from the Jobs page:
1. Navigate to **Admin → Integrations**.
2. Scroll down to **Existing Integrations**.
3. Click **Go To Tasks** on the right side.
4. Use the open search field to locate the relevant task by scan type (for example: SAST, SCA/License, IaC, Container) or by repository name.
5. Click the restart action on the right side of the row.
After restart, the task status changes to **Pending**, then transitions to **Running** once execution begins. When the run is complete, status is updated in the same table.
Restarting a task from the Jobs page
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