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# Pick a record to edit
Open Freelucy and choose the CI you want to map.
YouDesign Freelucy opens on a home page where you pick the record to work on. Choose a table on the left, pick a record on the right, and Freelucy opens the editor on that record.
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Now you can find the access module from the ServiceNow navigation, YouDesign Freelucy > YouDesign Freelucy
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## Choose a table
The left panel lists the ServiceNow tables Freelucy can open.
1. Search by label or name to narrow the list.
2. Use the **family filter** to focus on a CMDB family, such as the CMDB base or the `cmdb_ci_*` classes.
3. Sort by label or name, ascending or descending.
Your table selection is remembered for the session, so returning to the home page keeps your last table in place.
## Choose a record
The right panel shows the records in the selected table.
1. Filter or sort the entries by title, subtitle, or sys ID.
2. Find the record you want to map relationships from.
3. Click **Edit** to open it in the editor.
Freelucy opens the editor with your record as the **primary element**. The address bar carries the table and record so you can bookmark or share the exact record you are editing.
## Open straight from a record
You do not have to start from the home page. If your administrator has added Freelucy to a form, you can open the editor directly from any record with the **Edit Relationships** button or an embedded viewer. See [Add Freelucy to a form view](/freelucy/configuration/form-view.md).
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## What's next
* [Tour the editor](/freelucy/get-started/tour-the-editor.md)
* [Choose a view](/freelucy/get-started/choose-a-view.md)
* [How relationships work in Freelucy](/freelucy/work-in-the-app/usage.md)
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