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Make sure that user doesn't pass Table.None WRITE ACL
If ACL fails OOTB Update button will be gone
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There is no OBB method in ServiceNow to completely remove the "Update" button from the form without scripting or UI actions.
You can Create a ACL the Write permissions to false (remove required roles or conditions). This makes the form read-only, and while the Update button is visible, changes cannot be saved.
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Vignesh
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This seems to be some question not requirement.
If you restricting the update functionality from ACL ( write ACL on table), the update button will automatically get hidden.
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Make sure that user doesn't pass Table.None WRITE ACL
If ACL fails OOTB Update button will be gone
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7 hours ago
Hi @PranjalP4352332 ,
To remove or hide the Update button on the Incident form without scripting or modifying UI actions directly, the recommended and simplest approach is to use Access Control Rules (ACLs) to control the user's write access on the Incident table or specific fields.
When a user doesn't have write access, ServiceNow automatically hides the Update button, making the form read-only.
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Thanks & Regards,
Muhammad Iftikhar
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