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Tour the editor
Find your way around the Freelucy editor.
The editor is where you stage relationship changes. Whatever view you are in, the same parts are always within reach: the header, the view tabs, the Data Hub, and the commit bar.
The first time openning YouDesign Freelucy will show you a tutorial where you can have a overview in realtime of the app, if you want to see it again you can click on Show tutorial from the top-left icon
The header
Top-left icons
The header sits across the top on every page.
Home and branding take you back to record selection.
Page name and tag show the record you are editing.
User menu shows the signed-in user and their roles.
The view tabs
Switch how you see the record with the view tabs. Freelucy has three views: Classic, Flow, and List. Switch with the tabs or with the Alt/Option plus number shortcut for the view.
Your staged edits are shared across every view. Add a relationship in Flow, switch to Classic, and it is already there. See Choose a view.
The Data Hub
The Data Hub is the drawer you pull records from. Open it to search suggested tables, browse a record tree, and add one or many records to your primary element. See Find records with the Data Hub.
Data hub -- after selecting a table
The commit bar
Every change you make is staged first, never written straight to ServiceNow.
The pending-change count shows how many edits are waiting.
Commit opens a review dialog where you confirm each change.
Discard drops every staged edit and refetches the record.
Leaving with unsaved changes? If you try to navigate to a different record while edits are staged, Freelucy asks first so you do not lose work.
