What role is commonly required to create and manage flows in ServiceNow?

The role typically required to create and manage flows in ServiceNow is the flow_admin role. This role is specifically designed to give users the necessary permissions to create, edit, and manage flows within the Flow Designer. It encompasses a broad range of functionalities related to the administration of flows, allowing for comprehensive control over flow actions, triggers, and execution.

In ServiceNow, roles are vital for governing how users interact with applications and features. The flow_admin role ensures that those assigned to it have the authority to handle complex workflows and multi-step automation processes that flows represent. This includes overseeing the flow’s lifecycle from initial design to deployment and ongoing management, ensuring that the automated processes work as intended.

While other roles mentioned in the options might seem relevant, they do not carry the specific privileges granted by the flow_admin role needed for flow management. This highlights the defined nature of roles within ServiceNow and underscores the importance of assigning the right capabilities to users for effective workflow automation.