"Test" button is missing/has disappeared in Process Automation Designer (PAD) The user reported that within Process Automation Designer, even as an admin + having the roles of the scoped application their Process Automation was in, they could not see the "Test" button to run tests against their Process Automation "General Test". After speaking to ServiceNow Development, the below was provided as the root-cause: [ServiceNow Development] has studied the availability of the "Test" button in the Process Automation Designer for users that possess a "sn_dd_<app_name>_processautomationdesigner" delegated developer role (or roles). It has been determined that the "Test" functionality needs to access context records in order to see that the test ran as expected. There is an issue with delegated developers not having access to those context records as they are not scoped like the other PAD records are. For that reason, delegated developers are prevented from seeing/using the "Test" button. Due to the way delegated development works, it filters out records that are not in the developer's scope. The context records that the test feature displays to view test results are not scoped. Therefore, the delegated developer does not have access to any of them. That is the expected behavior of the delegated developer in general, so ServiceNow Development has disabled this feature for the user. It is not currently being addressed by ServiceNow Development. Changing this to make testing available for delegated developers would require database changes amongst other things, so this would be treated as a Product Enhancement rather than as a Defect. Based on the above, and to work around this issue as ServiceNow Development has deemed it a Product Enhancement and not a Defect, the user could, for example, remove the "sn_dd_<app_name>_processautomationdesigner" role(s) from the affected sys_user record, create a separate sys_user record for PAD testing, etc. The best path forward is really up to the user's business needs/process, as the root-cause is now known.