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Commit your changes
Review every staged change, then write them to ServiceNow as one batch.
Every edit you make in YouDesign Freelucy, whether you add, update, or remove, is staged first. None of it touches ServiceNow until you commit. Commit is a gate: review the full list, then confirm.
Review pending changes dialog
Step by step
The commit bar shows how many changes are staged. When you are ready, click Commit.
The Review pending changes dialog lists every staged change, grouped by what it does — New, Update, and Delete. Each row shows the record, its relationship type, and which side it sits on, with an Undo button to drop just that change.
Check the list. To drop a single change, use its Undo. To start over, choose Discard all.
When the list is right, choose Commit. The button shows the number of changes it will write, for example Commit (7).
Freelucy writes the changes to ServiceNow in a single batch. The staged styling clears, and the relationships are now live.
Discard instead
To drop everything staged without committing, Discard. Freelucy refetches the record from ServiceNow, so the editor returns to exactly what is stored. Discard cannot be undone.
Leaving with unsaved changes? If you try to open a different record while edits are staged, Freelucy asks first so you do not lose work.
