difference between data policy , UI policy and business Policy.
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‎02-07-2025 09:57 AM
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‎02-10-2025 08:22 AM
Summary of Differences:
Policy/Rule Type | Purpose | Scope | Execution | Impact |
---|---|---|---|---|
Data Policy | Enforces data validation and consistency. | Applies to database records, data input. | Server-side, at the record level. | Ensures valid data entry (e.g., required fields, data types). |
UI Policy | Controls UI behavior (visibility, mandatory status, read-only status). | Applies to form fields in the UI. | Client-side, dynamically updates UI. | Adjusts field visibility, accessibility in the UI. |
Business Rule (Policy) | Enforces complex business logic and workflows. | Applies to record operations and background logic. | Server-side, before/after database operations. | Executes server-side actions like sending emails, modifying data, etc. |
Each of these plays a different role in ensuring that your ServiceNow platform operates smoothly and that data integrity, user experience, and business logic are all maintained.
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‎02-10-2025 12:57 PM
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‎02-10-2025 07:49 PM
- Data Policy – Defines rules for handling, storing, and securing data (e.g., access control, retention, compliance).
- UI Policy – Controls the behavior of the user interface (e.g., field visibility, form interactions, dynamic UI updates).
- Business Policy – Establishes company-wide rules for processes and decision-making (e.g., pricing rules, approval workflows, compliance guidelines).
Each serves a different purpose but collectively ensures smooth operations, security, and user experience.