# Omni UX

Managing multisig transactions across different chains requires switching networks and interfaces, making the process fragmented and inefficient.

Mimir's Omni UX enables seamless cross-chain multisig management within a single interface, reducing operational friction and simplifying asset management.

## Connect not select

On the network selection page, simply toggle on the networks you wish to connect to. Mimir will automatically establish connections to these networks, and afterward, you’ll be able to initiate on-chain transactions across them without any need for manual network switching.

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🟢: Connected

🟡: Connecting

🔴: Disconnected, you can try reconnecting or switch to a different RPC.&#x20;

## Initiate transaction with less limit

No need to switch networks—just select the appropriate network when sending the transaction.

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You don't need to manage networks within Mimir—simply switch networks directly within the application. Mimir will build the transaction on the correct network for you.&#x20;

{% hint style="warning" %}
As long as the network is supported by Mimir, you don’t need to worry about being connected—Mimir will automatically handle the connection.
{% endhint %}

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## Handle transactions together

The Pending Transactions page will display all pending transactions across the connected networks. You can select the networks you need— the number in parentheses indicates how many pending transactions are on each network.

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