How to create patterns to use in various applications?

[Arthur Sanchez]

Is it possible for me to create a form, list layout, some standard things so that when I create applications I can just import them from the systems that I have already prepared?

If so, what is the way to create, for example, a standard form and import it into my application?

[Astik Thombare]

Hi @Arthur Sanchez   ,

You can achieve this by creating a new scoped application in Studio. Within the application scope, create your forms, list layouts, and any other application artifacts. Then, you can link it to GitHub. Once linked, all the application artifacts will be moved to GitHub and you can also import them into any new ServiceNow instan

Moving Application to GitHub - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MhtEDG-wiJs

Importing application from GitHub to new ServiceNow instance -https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fLbX7YpJ6Gc

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[Arthur Sanchez]

The part about sending the application through git and pulling it from git in another instance I understood, but the question is, for example, I'm going to create 3 applications (sports store, toy store, chair store) Is there any way for me to create in servicenow (it could be through the global scope) a way for me to create standardized structures as a base (forms, list layouts, modules...etc) and just call this for the applications?

example:

• the car store I just want the base form
• the toy store, I just want the module and list base layout
• the chair store wants all 3

Is it possible to do this through servicenow, leaving base structures just to call and modify them in the application?