Grant access to users
Assign the Editor or Reader role so the right people can use Freelucy.
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Assign the Editor or Reader role so the right people can use Freelucy.
YouDesign Freelucy ships with two roles. Assign them through standard ServiceNow user administration, to individual users or, preferably, to groups.
Editor
x_inpgh_lucy.editor
Reader
Create, update, and delete relationships, and commit changes.
Reader
x_inpgh_lucy.reader
None
View existing relationships of a CI in read-only mode.
The Editor role contains the Reader role, so you only ever need to assign one or the other, not both.
What Reader users see. A Reader opens Freelucy in read-only mode. They can browse the record across all views, inspect relationships, and jump between records, but the add, update, remove, and commit actions are not available to them.
Best practice. Assign roles to groups, not individual users. It scales better and survives team changes without manual cleanup.
From the ServiceNow homepage, click All and filter for User Administration, then open Groups.
Open the group that should receive Freelucy access.
On the Roles tab, click Edit.
Filter by x_inpgh_lucy and select Editor or Reader.
Click the right arrow to add the role to the Roles List.
Click Save.
Use this only when group-based assignment is not appropriate, for example a one-off pilot user.
From the ServiceNow homepage, click All and filter for User Administration, then open Users.
Open the user record.
On the Roles tab, click Edit.
Filter by x_inpgh_lucy and select the role.
Click the right arrow to add the role to the Roles List.
Click Save.
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