Next Experience landing pages
Modify the landing pages on your Next Experience instance so that users see a landing page tailored to their experience in ServiceNow.
In Next Experience, you can configure multiple landing pages. Next Experience landing pages provide the information you need to start working. These landing pages typically present content specific to your role and tasks. Landing pages can include lists, Performance Analytics and Reporting (PAR) information, and other features to access your new and prioritized tasks from one location.
By default, users on new Next Experience instances see the Next Experience landing page. Users on upgraded instances see the landing pages they had before in the Next Experience UI. You can also set a Core UI landing page for all users and configure user-specific landing pages.
Note: If you want to turn off the welcome splash screen after upgrading your instance, see Turn off the Next Experience welcome screen after upgrading your instance.
- Create a Next Experience landing page
Provide users the information that they need to start working by creating custom Next Experience landing pages for different audiences. - Configure per-user landing pages in Next Experience
Users on new Next Experience instances see the Next Experience landing page. Users on upgraded instances see the landing pages that they had before, in the Next Experience UI. You can also configure user-specific landing pages. - Configure a user-selected start page
Configure a user-selected start page to override the administrator‑configured default landing page to appear when you log in to ServiceNow. - Configure a Core UI global landing page in Next Experience enabled instances
Set a Core UI landing page for all users so users on instances with Next Experience enabled see the same landing page as users on upgraded instances. Upgraded users see the landing pages they had before in the Next Experience UI. - Configure a Next Experience landing page footer
Display useful links in the footer of your Next Experience landing pages. The footer contains two fully configurable link set components. - Next Experience default admin landing page
Use the default admin landing page to see your admin-specific work at a glance and identify items that need attention including open tasks, security issues, and approvals.
Parent Topic:Configuring the Next Experience UI