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# Glossary

**Primary element** The record you opened YouDesign Freelucy from. Every view centers on it, and you map relationships from it.

**Upstream and downstream** The two directions a relationship can point. Freelucy keeps the two sides separate so the direction of every relationship is always clear.

**View** One of the three ways to see and edit a record: [Classic](/freelucy/views-in-depth/classic.md), [Flow](/freelucy/views-in-depth/flow.md), and [List](/freelucy/views-in-depth/list.md). All three edit the same record and share the same staged changes.

**Data Hub** The drawer you source records from to relate to your primary element. Search suggested tables, browse a record tree, and add records by click or drag. See [Find records with the Data Hub](/freelucy/work-in-the-app/data-hub.md).

**Stage** To make an edit in Freelucy without writing it to ServiceNow yet. Adds, remaps, and removals are all staged first.

**Commit** To write your staged changes to ServiceNow as a single batch, after reviewing them. See [Commit your changes](/freelucy/work-in-the-app/commit-changes.md).

**Discard** To drop every staged change and refetch the record as it is stored in ServiceNow.

**Remap** To move a relationship to the other side, upstream or downstream, or to change its relationship type.

**Relationship type** The kind of relationship between two records, drawn from your CSDM, such as Depends on or Hosted on. Freelucy offers only the types your metamodel allows for a given pair.

**Suggested relationships** The administrator-defined set of relationship types that are valid between which classes. They determine what users are allowed to create. See [Manage suggested relationships](/freelucy/configuration/suggested-relationships.md).

**Editor and Reader roles** The two Freelucy roles. Editors can create, remap, delete, and commit. Readers open Freelucy in read-only mode. See [Grant access to users](/freelucy/configuration/grant-access.md).

**Read-only mode** How Freelucy appears to a Reader. The record is fully browsable across all views, but editing and commit actions are not available.


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