Question about visibility of new catalog form
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04-29-2026 12:30 PM
Former SN admin here, now coming back to forms creation after 5 years. I'm learning Catalog Builder, and had a question about form visibility. For background, I work at a university.
In the 'Access' section, i had chosen "Faculty & Staff" for 'Available For' and "Affiliates" (non-faculty/staff/students who work on university projects) as the 'Not Available for' choice.
After publishing the form, I could not find it via search in the catalog. After beating my head against it for a while, I removed the 'Not Available for' setting, and voila, it appeared in the search.
I am staff, and not an affiliate; why would the 'Not Available for' setting of "Affiliates" restrict me from seeing the form in a search?
Thanks,
David A
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04-29-2026 09:37 PM
Hi @davida1
Its expected behavior as 'Not Available For' settings override 'Available For' settings.
In order to not giving chance to override values, Use User criteria and its script.
Regards
Tanushree Maiti
ServiceNow Technical Architect
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tanushreemaiti
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04-29-2026 11:53 PM
how are the Faculty, Staff, Affiliates separated?
via roles?
Are you sure the roles are separate and not having any contains roles?
share some screenshots
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Ankur
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04-30-2026 11:03 AM
I know we're assigned one or more of the roles:
Faculty
Staff
Student
Affiliate