Administering Creator Studio

Admins have special privileges to approve and update tasks in Creator Studio that regular users can't. Admins can create apps for restricted users, manage collaboration requests, configure custom activities for playbooks, and deploy apps to production.

• Approve Creator Studio requests to create an app
  Respond to app creation requests made by users who can't create apps themselves, ensuring that your organization doesn't have too many or redundant apps.
• Administering collaboration in Creator Studio
  In Creator Studio, as an administrator or App Engine admin, you have the power to manage how people work together on projects.
• Administering templates and forms for Creator Studio
  As an admin, you can create custom templates and pre-configured questions to help streamline and guide users when they build apps in Creator Studio.
• Administering activities in Creator Studio
  As an admin, you can define custom activities, make them available in Creator Studio, and hide existing activities to help guide users when they add automation to apps.
• Managing Creator Studio deployments and monitoring app usage
  After users create apps, they submit them for you, the admin, to review and deploy. How you deploy them depends on whether you have App Engine Management Center (AEMC) installed on the instance.
• Artifacts that Creator Studio generates when users create an app
  When a user creates an app in Creator Studio, the ServiceNow AI Platform creates several metadata artifacts, such as tables.
• Administering user access for deployed Creator Studio apps
  After users build apps in Creator Studio and you deploy them to production, as an admin, you are responsible for granting access to those apps to users.