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# Architecture

YouDesign Command is 100% natively running in ServiceNow. It requires no integration or ongoing customization to use the application. It requires the minimum ServiceNow platform installation and extends the CMDB CI table with the Portfolio Element super class table.

The benefit of this innovative modeling approach is that all fields and portfolio features are inherited from the superior table.

The ServiceNow admin can adapt and configure the architecture like any other ServiceNow application.

{% hint style="success" %}
NO OTHER SERVICENOW PLUGINS REQUIRED!

YouDesign Command does not require any other ServiceNow modules and plugins, e.g., HR, PPM, APM, GRC, etc. but can provide additional value with further modules activated in ServiceNow.
{% endhint %}

This visual comprises the major components used by the YouDesign Command application running natively on ServiceNow.

![](/files/r4KIin8WI39dPgmA70h4)


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