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# Manage Hosted SubQuery
In [Hosted SubQuery](https://app.traceye.io/subgraph/shared-subquery), you can view a list of all existing subqueries and create a new subQuery using the **Add SubQuery** button. Click on a subQuery to open the subQuery details. The subQuery details include information such as the Blockchain Family, Blockchain Network, RPC Endpoint and Creation date. You can view the subQuery **Deployment Command** and the subQuery **Query URL**.
### Monitor your subQuery status
The status of a subQuery is displayed on the subQuery detail page. The status will be one of the following:
* **Not deployed** — this status is displayed when you create a subQuery but have not yet deployed a subQuery.
* **In Progress** — the subQuery is in the process of being deployed.
* **Failed** — the subQuery deployment is failed.
* **Deployed** — the subQuery is being deployed and is syncing data.
### Work with SubQuery:
**Step 1: Register/Login** - Create a new account or log in to your existing account on the [Traceye Platform](https://app.traceye.io/account/login).
**Step 2: Navigate to Hosted SubQuery** - Click on the **Hosted SubQuery** in the **SHARED INDEXING** section on the Left navigation panel.
**Step 3:** You will be redirected to the **SubQuery Dashboard** screen to view a list of all existing subqueries.
**Step 4:** Click on the **Add SubQuery** button at the top right of the screen, after which you will be redirected to the Create SubQuery screen.
**Step 5:** Enter valid Details of the subQuery and Click on the **Add SubQuery** button. After successful validation, you can create a subQuery and be redirected to the details page.
**Step 6:** The subQuery details page includes information such as the **Blockchain Family**, **Blockchain** **Network**, **RPC Endpoint** and **Creation date**. You can view the **API units consumed** and other request metadata. Also, you can view the **SubQuery Query URL** and the **SubQuery Deployment Command**, which you are required to deploy the subQuery.
**Step 7:** After the subQuery is deployed, Status will change from “**Not deployed**” to “**Deployed**” and the subQuery will start indexing. They will be able to see the **Sync Status**, **Request Data** and **Query URL**
**Step 8:** Query URL section provides the URL which will be used to make GraphQL queries. Click on the button on top to access GraphQL playground.
**Step 9:** Click on the **Log** button of any deployed subQuery to get real-time status information about the progress of the sync.
**Step 10:** Click on the “**Entities**” tab of the deployed subQuery to view the entities associated with the subQuery.
**Step 11:** Click on the **Delete** button to delete a subQuery. Your subQuery is deleted, and you return to the [Hosted SubQuery](https://app.traceye.io/subgraph/shared-subquery) dashboard page. Then click on **Continue** to authorize the deletion.