In ServiceNow, what is a spoke?

In ServiceNow, what is a spoke?

• A. A scoped application containing Flow Designer content for an application or record type
• B. A collection of external connectors
• C. A UI policy
• D. A data model

Answer: (A)

Spokes are packaged, reusable bundles of Flow Designer content tied to a specific application or record type, delivered as a scoped application. This means a spoke includes the flows, actions, and related Flow Designer components that automate a particular domain, organized inside a scoped app so it can be reused and shared cleanly across processes and environments. That’s why the correct description is a scoped application containing Flow Designer content for an application or record type. A collection of external connectors isn’t the full picture because a spoke isn’t just connectors; it encompasses the whole set of Flow Designer content for that domain. A UI policy or a data model are separate concepts in ServiceNow and don’t define what a spoke is.

Spokes are packaged, reusable bundles of Flow Designer content tied to a specific application or record type, delivered as a scoped application. This means a spoke includes the flows, actions, and related Flow Designer components that automate a particular domain, organized inside a scoped app so it can be reused and shared cleanly across processes and environments. That’s why the correct description is a scoped application containing Flow Designer content for an application or record type.

A collection of external connectors isn’t the full picture because a spoke isn’t just connectors; it encompasses the whole set of Flow Designer content for that domain. A UI policy or a data model are separate concepts in ServiceNow and don’t define what a spoke is.