In ServiceNow Flow Designer, anApplication-based triggeris used to initiate a flow based on events from a specific application. Before using an application-based trigger, you must ensure that the necessaryapplication spokeand any requiredplug-insare activated.
Application Spokes:
Spokes are pre-built integration modules that allow Flow Designer to interact with different applications within ServiceNow.
Each application that provides triggers typically has its own spoke.
Plug-ins:
Some application spokes rely on additional plug-ins for full functionality.
These plug-ins must be enabled before the application-based triggers can be used.
A. Activate application trigger spoke→ Incorrect
There is no generic "Application Trigger Spoke." Instead, each application has its own spoke that must be enabled.
B. Activate trigger security rules→ Incorrect
Security rules govern access to triggers, but they do not enable the functionality of application-based triggers.
D. Assign Application trigger role [sn_app_trigger_write] to SME→ Incorrect
Roles likesn_app_trigger_writemay provide permissions but do not activate the trigger itself.
E. Activate application plugins only→ Incorrect
While plug-ins may be necessary, you also need to activate the corresponding spoke.
[Reference:ServiceNow Docs: Flow Designer Application Spokes, ServiceNow Docs: Activating Plug-ins, ServiceNow CSA Official Study Materials (Application-based triggers in Flow Designer), , , ]
