Contextual development environment The platform is a contextual development environment that displays the currently selected application, identifies the scope of every application artifact, and prevents any changes that violate the access settings for an application. Application developers can use the contextual development environment to: Determine the application context View and select applications Enforce application version standards Enforce application resource throttling Enforce script protection policies Application contextWhen application developers create new records, the system automatically assigns the records to the currently selected application in the application picker.Application access settingsApplication access settings determine whether one application can access resources from another application.Application listThe applications list allows application developers to view and select applications.Application pickerThe application picker allows application developers to view and select the application where their changes apply.Lists and forms in scoped applicationsThe current application context determines what customization and form design options are available when working with lists and forms in scoped applications.Application resource throttlingThe system uses a set of transaction quotas to limit the resources that any one custom application can consume.Script protection policyApplication developers can set a protection policy for script includes published as part of a custom application. The policy determines whether someone can view or edit the script include after the application is installed on their instance.Application administrationApplication administration allows organizations to protect sensitive application data by restricting how users acquire application-specific roles.Access enforcement for ServiceNow Store appsAll production instances monitor and generate reports on usage patterns for ServiceNow Store apps. When subscription enforcement is enabled, users who are not subscribed to the app are blocked from performing fulfiller actions in the app.
Contextual development environment The platform is a contextual development environment that displays the currently selected application, identifies the scope of every application artifact, and prevents any changes that violate the access settings for an application. Application developers can use the contextual development environment to: Determine the application context View and select applications Enforce application version standards Enforce application resource throttling Enforce script protection policies Application contextWhen application developers create new records, the system automatically assigns the records to the currently selected application in the application picker.Application access settingsApplication access settings determine whether one application can access resources from another application.Application listThe applications list allows application developers to view and select applications.Application pickerThe application picker allows application developers to view and select the application where their changes apply.Lists and forms in scoped applicationsThe current application context determines what customization and form design options are available when working with lists and forms in scoped applications.Application resource throttlingThe system uses a set of transaction quotas to limit the resources that any one custom application can consume.Script protection policyApplication developers can set a protection policy for script includes published as part of a custom application. The policy determines whether someone can view or edit the script include after the application is installed on their instance.Application administrationApplication administration allows organizations to protect sensitive application data by restricting how users acquire application-specific roles.Access enforcement for ServiceNow Store appsAll production instances monitor and generate reports on usage patterns for ServiceNow Store apps. When subscription enforcement is enabled, users who are not subscribed to the app are blocked from performing fulfiller actions in the app.
