Working with roles and access in app development tools

  • Rversion finale: Australia
  • Mis à jour 12 mars 2026
  • 2 minutes de lecture

    • Access to ServiceNow Studio, Creator Studio, and ServiceNow IDE depends on the roles and permissions your admin sets. However, there are some scenarios in which you might want to update the roles allowed to access each tool.

    Each development tool that you can access through the experience switcher has roles that it is available for and not available for. To access every development tool, you need to have the roles required for each tool individually. For example, if you have the delegated_developer role, you can work in ServiceNow Studio. However, if you don't also have admin and sn_creatorstudio.user or sn_creatorstudio.restricted_user roles, you won't see the experience switcher because you don't have access to the other tools.
    Remarque :
    If you're expecting to see the experience switcher and don't see it, please contact your admin. Custom configurations may affect the experiences you can see.
    Tableau 1. Development experiences and roles
    Experience Available for NOT available for
    Access to the pro-coding experience in ServiceNow IDE admin sn_creatorstudio.restricted_user, sn_creatorstudio.user
    Access to the platform developer coding experience in ServiceNow Studio delegated_developer, admin, sn_g_app_creator.app_creator sn_creatorstudio.restricted_user, sn_creatorstudio.user
    Access to the no-code experience in Creator Studio delegated_developer, admin, sn_creatorstudio.user, sn_creatorstudio.restricted_user Not applicable.
    Important :
    No matter what your role is (including admin and delegated developer roles), if you have one of the Creator Studio roles, you won't be able to access ServiceNow Studio or ServiceNow IDE.

    For more information, see Creator Studio roles and personas, ServiceNow Studio personas and roles, and ServiceNow IDE roles.

    Role assignment examples

    As an admin, you can assign permissions to use ServiceNow Studio, Creator Studio, and ServiceNow IDE. Some roles give access to more than one tool and could be used in the following scenarios:
    • If you want to assign access to ServiceNow Studio and Creator Studio, assign your user the delegated_developer role. This will give them access to both tools. However, this role does not give access to ServiceNow IDE.
    • If you want users to stay in Creator Studio, assign them the sn_creatorstudio.user or sn_creatorstudio.restricted_user roles. These roles give access to Creator Studio but not ServiceNow Studio.
    • If you want to assign access to ServiceNow IDE, your user must have admin permissions or other roles specific to ServiceNow IDE. If your user also has the delegated_developer role, they will not be able to access ServiceNow IDE. For more information, see ServiceNow IDE roles.