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# Test a form

# Test one of your forms for an app {#ariaid-title1}

* Versão de lançamento: Australia
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* Atualizado 12 de mar. de 2026
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* ![](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/portal-asset/ico-clock) 2 min. de leitura

Use the Try it button on the Request forms tab to submit a request, which triggers any associated playbooks and creates a record that you can work with in Creator Studio.

## Por Que e Quando Desempenhar Esta Tarefa

Trying out a form differs from the preview that appears when you first view an app in Creator Studio in the following ways:

* Previewing doesn't submit the form, and thus doesn't generate a record from the form submission.
* Previewing lets you see how the form will look when accessed in different places, such as a portal, mobile, and Virtual Agent.
* You can preview a form at any time, but a form must be published for you to test it using the Try it button.
* Testing the form with the Try it button runs playbooks and generates a record.
  * Any automations (playbooks) associated with the form are run after you submit the form, and the results are available on the generated record.
  * You can then use that record, which opens in Creator Studio, to test how the record appears and functions for users in the Request App Workspace.
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## Antes de Iniciar

You must first create and publish (mark as ready) a form for you to test it using the Try it button. For more information, see [Publish a form for your app in Creator Studio](https://servicenow-prod.fluidtopics.net/TD6WNSD2YbrN5e6wMrSHPQ "Publishing forms once they're ready makes them available as catalog items in the production instance for published apps.").

To test an app, you must be given permission to work on the app.

## Procedimento

1. Head over to AllApp EngineCreator Studio.  
   All the apps built in Creator Studio appear on the home page.
2. Open the application that contains the form you want to try out.
3. Select the Try it button.  
   Figura 1. Try it button  
   The Try form that appears tells you which user will receive your request. For example, the administrator.
4. Fill in the fields for each question on the form.
5. Select the Submit button when you're done.

## Resultado

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The record that your submitted form creates appears in Creator Studio. You can view the results of the playbooks and interact with the record to see how it appears in the Request App Workspace.

* Answers to the form's questions (which are catalog variables) appear on the Details tab of the submitted record. For more on form questions, see [Working with forms in Creator Studio](https://servicenow-prod.fluidtopics.net/SEjQV0vnta1LSqrAMkmd4g "To add items or services to your catalog, you must create a different form for each thing being requested.").
* Results of any playbooks appear on the Automations tab of the submitted record. For more on playbooks, see [Working with automation in Creator Studio](https://servicenow-prod.fluidtopics.net/k1ZhzGExg2x1TgWkDZ12QQ "How do you simplify and streamline tasks for fulfillers? Use automation! For example, you can have a task assigned automatically to someone based on what type of request it is. We’ll use playbooks to accomplish adding this automation to your app.").

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