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# Activate Playbooks for App Engine

# Activate Playbooks for App Engine {#ariaid-title1}

* Release version: Australia
* 
* Updated March 12, 2026
* 
* ![](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/portal-asset/ico-clock) 3 minutes to read

Activate Playbooks on your instance to create playbooks in App Engine.

## Before you begin

Role required: admin

## About this task

In order to create playbooks in App Engine, you must [purchase a subscription to the ServiceNow AI Platform App Engine](https://www.servicenow.com/now-platform/app-engine/pricing.html).{#activate-process-automation-designer-for-app-engine__p_Context1of3}

To purchase this subscription, contact your ServiceNow account manager.
Your account manager can arrange to have the plugin activated on your organization's
production and subproduction instances, generally within a few days.{#activate-process-automation-designer-for-app-engine__p_Context2of3}

If you don't have an account manager, decide to delay activation
after purchase, or want to evaluate the product on a subproduction instance without
charge, follow these steps to enable the Process Automation Designer for App Engine \[com.glide.pad.license\] plugin:{#activate-process-automation-designer-for-app-engine__p_Context3of3}

## Procedure

1. Navigate to AllSystem ApplicationsAll Available ApplicationsAll. {#activate-process-automation-designer-for-app-engine__navigate-plugins}
{#activate-process-automation-designer-for-app-engine__navigate-plugins}
2. Select Request plugin to open the Activate Plugin form on Now Support. {#activate-process-automation-designer-for-app-engine__request-plugin}
{#activate-process-automation-designer-for-app-engine__request-plugin}
3. On the Activate Plugin form, provide the following information.  
   {#activate-process-automation-designer-for-app-engine__table_awx_bhf_ygb__entry__2}{#activate-process-automation-designer-for-app-engine__p_ub1_nfg_h1c}{#activate-process-automation-designer-for-app-engine__p_vb1_nfg_h1c}{#activate-process-automation-designer-for-app-engine__p_zb1_nfg_h1c}

   | Field | Description |
   |-|-|
   | What is your target instance | Select the instance that you want to activate the plugin on. |
   | Which plugin would you like to activate | Select the name of the plugin to activate.{#activate-process-automation-designer-for-app-engine__p_wb1_nfg_h1c} Note: If the plugin isn't listed, or if you're activating on an OEM or on-premise instance, select the Plugin I'm looking for is not listed check box. Enter the plugin name in the field that appears. |
   | Select Maintenance Date and Time | Select the date and time to activate the plugin. |
   [Table 1. Activate Plugin form]

   {#activate-process-automation-designer-for-app-engine__table_awx_bhf_ygb}  
   For example, see the following form to activate the Event Management plugin on an instance named SNC Instance.{#activate-process-automation-designer-for-app-engine__p_bc1_nfg_h1c}
   {#activate-process-automation-designer-for-app-engine__request-form}
{#activate-process-automation-designer-for-app-engine__request-form}
4. Select Submit.  
   After the maintenance window, the system installs the plugin on your instance. To confirm the installation, go to the Installed tab in the Application Manager. {#activate-process-automation-designer-for-app-engine__submit-request}
{#activate-process-automation-designer-for-app-engine__submit-request}{#activate-process-automation-designer-for-app-engine__steps_rsp_1v4_1hb}

## Result

You can create triggers in Playbooks for [custom tables that you create](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/access?context=t_CreateATable&version=australia&pubname=australia-platform-administration&ft:locale=en-US). Enabling the Process Automation Designer for App Engine \[com.glide.pad.license\] plugin lets you create playbooks for these tables and their [extensions](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/access?context=table-extension-and-classes&version=australia&pubname=australia-platform-administration&ft:locale=en-US):

* Affected CIs \[cmdb_outage_ci_mtom\]
* Agent Capacity \[awa_agent_capacity\]
* Agent channel availability \[awa_agent_channel_availability\]
* Agent Presence \[awa_agent_presence\]
* Announcement \[announcement\]
* Assessment Category Result \[asmt_category_result\]
* Assessment Instance \[asmt_assessment_instance\]
* Assessment Metric \[asmt_metric\]
* Assessment Metric Template \[asmt_template\]
* Assessment Metric Type \[asmt_metric_type\]
* Assessment Metric Type Group \[asmt_metric_type_group\]
* Assessment Net Promoter Score \[asmt_nps_result\]
* Assessment Template Definition \[asmt_template_definition\]
* Assignment Eligibility \[awa_eligibility_pool\]
* Assignment Rule \[awa_assignment_rule\]
* Audit \[cert_audit\]
* Audit Result \[cert_audit_result\]
* AWA Agent Presence and Capacity \[awa_agent_presence_capacity\]
* AWA Document Size \[awa_document_size\]
* Base Configuration Item \[cmdb\]
* Building \[cmn_building\]
* Business Calendar \[business_calendar\]
* Certification Template \[cert_template\]
* CI Relation Filter \[cmdb_rel_filter\]
* CI Relationship \[cmdb_rel_ci\]
* CI Relationship Rollup \[cmdb_rel_rollup\]
* CI Relationship Type \[cmdb_rel_type\]
* CI/User Relationship Type \[cmdb_rel_user_type\]
* CIs Affected \[task_ci\]
* CMDB Group \[cmdb_group\]
* CMDB Group Event Queue \[cmdb_group_event_queue\]
* CMDB Group Type \[cmdb_group_type\]
* CMDB Health Configuration \[cmdb_health_config\]
* CMDB Health Metric \[cmdb_health_metric\]
* CMDB Health Result \[cmdb_health_result\]
* CMDB Health Scorecard \[cmdb_health_scorecard\]
* Company \[core_company\]
* Connection \& Credential Aliases \[sys_alias\]
* Connection \& Credential Templates \[sys_alias_templates\]
* Cost Center \[cmn_cost_center\]
* Country \[core_country\]
* Department \[cmn_department\]
* Direct Relationships \[cmdb_related\]
* \[dms_document\]
* Draft Document \[draft_document\]
* Follow On Task \[cert_follow_on_task\]
* Group \[sys_user_group\]
* Group Member \[sys_user_grmember\]
* Group Queue Priority \[awa_group_queue_priority\]
* Group Relationship \[cmdb_rel_group\]
* Group Role \[sys_group_has_role\]
* Group Skill \[sys_group_has_skill\]
* Guided Setup Task \[gsw_task\]
* Holiday \[sys_holiday\]
* Impacted CIs \[task_cmdb_ci_service\]
* Inbox Layout \[awa_inbox_layout\]
* Interaction \[interaction\]
* IP Address Pool \[cmdb_ip_address_pool\]
* IP Address Range \[cmdb_ip_address_range\]
* IP Address to DNS Name \[cmdb_ip_address_dns_name\]
* IP Service \[cmdb_ip_service\]
* KB Submission \[kb_submission\]
* Knowledge \[kb_knowledge\]
* Knowledge Base \[kb_knowledge_base\]
* Knowledge Category \[kb_category\]
* Knowledge Feedback \[kb_feedback\]
* Knowledge Feedback Task \[kb_feedback_task\]
* Knowledge Use \[kb_use\]
* Location \[cmn_location\]
* Metric \[metric_instance\]
* Model Category \[cmdb_model_category\]
* Offer Details \[awa_offer_details\]
* OS User \[cmdb_os_user\]
* Outage \[cmdb_ci_outage\]
* Page \[sp_page\]
* Peer Relationships \[cmdb_peer\]
* People Relationship \[cmdb_rel_person\]
* Presence State \[awa_presence_state\]
* Private Task \[vtb_task\]
* Product Model \[cmdb_model\]
* Queue \[awa_queue\]
* Related Entry \[cmdb_related_entry\]
* Report \[sys_report\]
* Role \[sys_user_role\]
* Roster \[cmn_rota_roster\]
* Rotation Escalation \[cmn_rota_escalation\]
* Scheduled Suite Run \[sys_atf_schedule_run\]
* Service \[cmdb_ip_service_ci\]
* Service Portal \[sp_portal\]
* Shift \[cmn_rota\]
* Shift Escalation Set \[cmn_rota_escalation_set\]
* Shift Escalation Step Definition \[cmn_rota_esc_step_def\]
* Skill Category \[cmn_skill_category\]
* Skill Level \[cmn_skill_level\]
* Skill Level Type \[cmn_skill_level_type\]
* Subscribers \[cmdb_subscriber\]
* Template \[sys_template\]
* Test \[sys_atf_test\]
* Test Results \[sys_atf_test_result\]
* Test Suite \[sys_atf_test_suite\]
* Test Suite Result \[sys_atf_test_suite_result\]
* Test Suite Test \[sys_atf_test_suite_test\]
* Test Template \[sys_atf_test_template\]
* Theme \[sp_theme\]
* Ticket \[ticket\]
* \[universal_request\]
* User \[sys_user\]
* User Skill \[sys_user_has_skill\]
* Vendor Type \[vendor_type\]
* Work Item \[awa_work_item\]
* Work Item Rejection \[awa_work_item_rejection\]
* Work Item Sizing \[awa_work_item_sizing\]
* Work Item Sort Order \[awa_queue_item_sorting\]

{#activate-process-automation-designer-for-app-engine__ul_nw2_bdb_knb}  
Note:  
If you create a custom table such as My Table \[x_my_table\], you can create playbooks that trigger from it. However, you cannot create a playbook that triggers from a table belonging to another Process Automation Designer plugin.

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