Which methods can be used to install an application on a ServiceNow instance? Choose 3 answers

Question

Options

• AImport an application from an XML file
• BUse the 'Install' button on the application record
• CInstall from the Google Play Store
• DDownload from Stack Overflow
• EInstall an application from the Application Repository
• FDownload and install a third-party application from the ServiceNow Store

• A
  87% (27)
• B
  3% (1)
• C
  3% (1)
• D
  6% (2)

Explanation

ServiceNow supports three primary methods for installing applications on an instance: (A) Importing from an XML file, which is commonly used to move applications between instances via update sets or exported app files; (E) Installing from the Application Repository, which is ServiceNow's internal repository for apps built and shared within your organization or by ServiceNow itself; and (F) Downloading and installing from the ServiceNow Store (store.servicenow.com), the official marketplace for third-party and partner-built applications. Option B is incorrect because there is no generic 'Install' button on application records. Options C and D are incorrect - the Google Play Store is for Android mobile apps, and Stack Overflow is a developer Q&A site, neither of which are ServiceNow distribution channels.

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