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‎05-15-2026 04:42 AM
Hello team,
I'm unable to see the "Change" module, under the ServiceNow DPI apps navigator, but I can query the list s of work items with change_request.list and change_task.list.
Why is the module hidden, and how can I unhide it?
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‎05-15-2026 05:37 AM
Hi @ChrisGetint
What I meant is based on a real use case. My teammate has a PDI where the Change and Problem modules are missing in the same instance, and they requested a new PDI.
If the issue still persists, it’s better to release the instance and move to a fresh one,[take lower version] then update it to the latest version. This is a very common issue nowadays, and you can also find a few posts around it.
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‎06-10-2026 12:14 PM
I am currently having this same issue
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‎08-10-2026 11:04 PM
Due to missing configuration of application menu. Try to import(From other PDI) or create a application menu as "Change" and give access to role : "sn_change_read". In the modules, mapped the change application menu as created, if missing. Provide the correct roles and refresh the instance. You should able to see the application in navigator. Attach the Application Menu XML for your reference and use.
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2 weeks ago
Resolution: Missing Change Module in ServiceNow PDI
Issue Description
The Change Management module is missing from the application navigator in a fresh Personal Developer Instance (PDI).
Root Cause
Recent changes to ServiceNow ITSM bundling and licensing have removed core ITSM applications from default PDI menus.
Resolution Steps
- Navigate to All > System Definition > Plugins.
- Search for the SOW ITSM Advanced Applications plugin and click Install.
- Once the installation is complete, type cache.do in the filter navigator and press Enter to clear the instance cache.
- Refresh the browser window completely. The Change module will now be visible in the application navigator.
This worked with my case you can try it. If helpful please mark it as helpful
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Monday
Can't install, says that it depends on things that cannot be installed on PDIs.
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Monday
It will let you continue 1 step if you change "Selected AI Suite version" to "None"...
but then it stops again because of dependencies.