Configure flows

  • Release version: Zurich
  • Updated July 31, 2025
  • 1 minute to read
  • Review the flows that are available with Financial Services Operations applications to see if these flows meet your business needs. You might need to customize these flows or design new ones as needed.

    Before you begin

    Ensure that the scope is selected for the application for which you are configuring a flow. For more information, see Application picker.

    Role required: Based on the application that you are configuring, you need the following roles:
    • Financial Services Business Deposit Operations: sn_bom_deposit_b2b.admin and admin
    • Financial Services Business Loan Operations: sn_bom_loan_b2b.admin and admin
    • Financial Services Card Operations: sn_bom_card.admin and admin
    • Financial Services Complaint Management: sn_bom_compl.admin and admin
    • Financial Services Payment Operations: sn_bom_payment.admin and admin
    • Financial Services Personal Deposit Operations: sn_bom_deposit_b2c.admin and admin
    • Financial Services Personal Loan Operations: sn_bom_loan.b2c_admin and admin
    • Financial Services Treasury Operations: sn_bom_treasury.admin and admin
    • Individual Life Claims: sn_ins_claim_indl.admin and admin
    • Insurance claims: sn_ins_gen_claim.admin and admin

    About this task

    The flows are built using ServiceNow Workflow Studio, so make sure you’re familiar with Flow Designer basics.

    For information on flows that are installed with Financial Services Operations applications, see Designer flows for Financial Services Operations applications.

    Procedure

    1. Navigate to All > Process Automation > Flow Designer.
    2. Create a new flow or modify an existing one.
      • To create a flow, click New.
      • To modify a predefined flow, filter the list to show the flows for the required application and open the desired flow.

      For information on how to create or modify flows, see Create a flow.

    3. Click Save.
    4. Test your flow and click Activate.

      For more information, see Test a flow.