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# Listeners
The default tab that opens when in the Pipeline area is the Listeners tab, which shows all Listeners in your Tenant, as well as their labels.
Use the search bar to find a specific Listener or Label.
## Edit a Listener
You can edit a label from the list by clicking the ellipses next to its name and selecting **Edit**.
This will open the Listener [Configuration](/the-workspace/listeners.md) and [Labels](/the-workspace/listeners/labels.md) for you to modify.
## Create Listener
If the Listener you wish to use in the Pipeline does not already exist, you can create it directly from this view using the **Create Listener** button in the bottom right of the tab. This will open the **Listener Configuration** window.
## Add a Listener to your Pipeline
Go to [Building a Pipeline](/the-workspace/pipelines/building-a-pipeline.md) to learn step by step.
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