> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.ins-pi.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.ins-pi.com/command/overview/overview.md).

# About YouDesign Command

YouDesign Command is a 100% native ServiceNow application designed to simplify enterprise portfolio management and governance. With a lightweight, innovative architecture, it seamlessly integrates with your existing ServiceNow infrastructure without requiring additional integration or ongoing customization.

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 superclass table.

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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.

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## Compatibility

In general, YouDesign Command is compatible with the latest versions of most common browsers. However, compatibility can be affected by your ServiceNow version. YouDesign Command currently runs in UI14, which is compatible with:

* Chrome 103+
* Firefox 102+
* Safari 15+
* Edge 100+

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**Not supported browsers**

* **Edge Legacy (end of support 9th March 2021)**
* **Internet Explorer 11+ (end of support 17th August 2021)**
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