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# Experience generation

# Use case: Create an AI-generated experience {#ariaid-title1}

Release version: Australia  
Updated September 10, 2026  
![](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/portal-asset/ico-clock) 2 minutes to read  
Learn how to generate a multi-page UI experience from a natural language description.

## Scenario {#use-case-experience-generation__section_smw_n2w_z3c}

A government agency is rolling out a new citizen-facing service request portal on ServiceNow. A team of developers with varying levels of UI Builder experience needs to deliver multiple portal experiences quickly, including a dashboard for tracking request status by category, a tabbed experience for managing open cases by priority, and
a breadcrumb-style experience for change requests. The team is under a tight deadline and cannot afford to build each experience from scratch.

## Problem {#use-case-experience-generation__section_b1v_t2w_z3c}

Manually creating a multi-page experience in UI Builder involves several steps, including configuring the experience structure, navigation style, chart types, page layouts, and data sources. This process can be particularly challenging for
developers who are less familiar with UI Builder, as it presents a steep learning curve. Furthermore, even experienced developers may find the manual creation of multiple experiences to be repetitive and time-consuming, increasing the
risk of inconsistencies throughout the portal.

## Solution {#use-case-experience-generation__section_hr1_bfw_z3c}

Experience generation empowers developers to create seamless experiences using natural language directly within the UI Builder. With this feature, developers can articulate their desired experience in a straightforward manner.

ServiceNow Otto automatically generates a fully structured multi-page experience preview, allowing developers to review the output. They can choose to save the generated experience or refine their prompt to
regenerate it for further adjustments.

This functionality ensures that all team members, regardless of their level of expertise, can quickly produce a working experience within minutes. Subsequently, any necessary fine-tuning can be performed manually,
streamlining the development process and enhancing overall productivity.

## Before you begin {#use-case-experience-generation__section_syf_wl3_1jc}

Make sure that you install UI generation and that you have the ui_builder_admin role. For more information, see [Install UI generation](https://servicenow-prod.fluidtopics.net/XZVR~pG8lSP1o3gSnceIQg "Install the ServiceNow Otto for Creator application from the ServiceNow Store to enable UI generation.") and [Grant UI Builder admin role](https://servicenow-prod.fluidtopics.net/_I59C8jNpjV1XmKCAxOGwA "Assign the UI Builder administrator role to a user by editing the user record and adding the ui_builder_admin role.").

## Configuration steps {#use-case-experience-generation__section_qmx_kfw_z3c}

Perform the following steps to use Expereice generation feature in UI Builder:

1. Navigate to AllNow Experience FrameworkUI Builder.
2. From the UI Builder Home page, select Create, then select AI-Generated experience.
3. In the Create an experience form, enter a detailed description.  
   For example:

       Create a Tabbed experience called Service Request Tracker to help track open cases by priority using a bar chart.

   Tip:  
   The quality of the generated experience largely depends on the clarity of your prompt. Include the following details: the name of the experience, the navigation style (such as Tabbed or Breadcrumb), the type of chart, and the table that users interact with. To see examples of effective prompts, you use the Try an example option in the Create an Experience form before writing your own.
4. Select Generate preview.

   ServiceNow Otto generates and displays a preview of the experience.
5. Review the generated experience. If satisfied, select Save and edit experience.

   If not, refine the description and select Regenerate preview.
6. After saving, review the main experience page to confirm the URL, app shell, roles, and page variants are correctly configured.
7. Repeat the steps to create additional experience (for example, Change Request Tracking and Request Status Dashboard experiences).
8. Open each saved experience in the page editor to fine-tune layouts, data sources, and styling as needed.
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## Outcome {#use-case-experience-generation__section_xzw_5kw_z3c}

The development team creates three experiences in a few minutes, which is significantly faster than the hours it would take to build each one manually. Developers of all experience levels contribute, ensuring that the
generated experiences have a consistent structure throughout the portal. As a result, the team can focus most of its time on meaningful customization rather than basic configuration.
**Related concepts**   

* [Experience Generation](https://servicenow-prod.fluidtopics.net/5qaYG7Rgq2Xi6RzcezapXA "Experience Generation is a ServiceNow Otto capability in UI Generation that uses AI to generate fully functional, multi-page experiences from plain-English descriptions.")  
**Related tasks**   

* [Create an AI-generated experience](https://servicenow-prod.fluidtopics.net/dLyvPiuX1uEBFzmfoSWj5w#generate-ui "Use ServiceNow Otto in UI Builder to generate a multi-page experience from a natural language description of what you want to build.")

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