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# Inspect, navigate, and share

Beyond add, remap, and remove, YouDesign Freelucy gives you a set of utilities for understanding what is on screen, moving between connected records, and sharing the result. These work across views, with small differences in where the controls live.

## Inspect a relationship

To see what a relationship is, look at the relationship type Freelucy shows for it. In Classic, hover the connection between two elements. In Flow, the type is shown on each row, and you can filter a column by type.

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🖼️ **Screenshot needed — `v26-inspect-relationship.png`** A relationship's type and direction shown in context (Flow row or Classic hover).
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## Open the ServiceNow form

To open the underlying ServiceNow record form for any element, use **Open form**. In Flow it is on the row overflow menu and on the central record card. In Classic it is on the element's context menu. The form opens in a new browser tab.

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🖼️ **Screenshot needed — `v26-open-form.png`** The Open form action on a record (Flow overflow menu shown).
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## Jump to a connected record

To move the editor onto one of the connected records, making it the new primary element so you can map its relationships, use **Jump to**. The connected record becomes the center, and you can edit its upstream and downstream from there.

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🖼️ **Screenshot needed — `v26-jump-to.png`** The Jump to action on a connected record.
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**Staged edits travel with you.** Jumping to another record keeps your staged changes. Freelucy warns you before you leave the editor entirely with uncommitted edits.
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## Export and share

You can export what you see as an image. The export reflects the current view and includes staged edits, so it is a faithful picture of your work in progress.

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🖼️ **Screenshot needed — `v26-export-share.png`** The export / share control for the current view.
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**Exports honor your theme.** Export in dark mode and the image comes out dark. See [Themes and language](/freelucy/personalize-and-accessibility/themes-and-language.md).
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For view-specific controls, such as Classic's layout and canvas filters or Flow's grouping and search, see the [view guides](/freelucy/views-in-depth/classic.md).

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## What's next

* [Classic view](/freelucy/views-in-depth/classic.md)
* [Flow view](/freelucy/views-in-depth/flow.md)
* [List view](/freelucy/views-in-depth/list.md)


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