Iam not able to see the PDI with my login details
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yesterday
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an hour ago
1. Sign in to the developer portal and click "Manage Instance"
2. Click "Actions" and select "Change User Role". A new popup windlow will appear.
3. In the pop up window, select "Admin" and click "Change"
Regards,
Siva
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an hour ago
From your screenshots it looks like two separate things are happening:
- Image 1 — You're landing on App Engine Studio (
/now/appenginestudio/home), which is the low-code builder, not the full platform UI. - Image 2 — You opened classic Studio IDE (
/sn_glider_app/servicenow_studio.do), which shows "No apps to show" and Scope is set to "None".
Neither of these is the actual platform backend. Here's how to get to the regular platform:
Navigate directly to the platform UI by hitting this URL in your browser: https://dev373538.service-now.com/login.do
If that still doesn't work and you're being force-redirected to AES, check these things:
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Verify your roles — Your PDI account needs the
adminrole. Go tohttps://dev373538.service-now.com/sys_user_has_role_list.do?sysparm_query=user.user_name=adminand confirm admin role is there and active. -
Check the landing page redirect — Navigate to
sys_properties.do?sysparm_query=name=glide.entry.page.defaultand see if it's been set to App Engine Studio. Clear it or set it back to$allappsmenu.do. -
PDI might need a wake-up — If the PDI was hibernated/reclaimed, you may need to reclaim it from the ServiceNow Developer Portal under "Instance" and re-activate it. The credentials reset when a PDI is reclaimed.
The most common reason for this is that the PDI credentials were reset after hibernation. Log into developer.servicenow.com, check your instance status, and grab the current admin credentials from there.
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7m ago
Hello @praveensnow9984 ,
I have faced the same situation earlier as well. You can follow the steps mentioned by @J Siva —they worked for me.
If this helps you then mark it as helpful and accepts as solution.
Regards,
Aditya
