Do all user-created events automatically appear in the default queue if no location is specified?

User-created events in ServiceNow are designed to provide a mechanism for triggering workflows and actions based on specified conditions or criteria. When events are created without specifying a location, they indeed automatically appear in the default queue. This ensures that all relevant users or processes that are designed to listen for such events can access them without needing to filter through multiple locations or queues.

The default queue acts as a central repository for events that do not have a specific context or target. This functionality simplifies event management and ensures that important events are not overlooked because of misconfiguration or oversight regarding the location.

In contrast, events specified for certain locations or those that are system-generated may follow different routing rules, thus not necessarily falling into the default queue. This ability to capture user-created events automatically into a unified queue is crucial for facilitating efficient response and processing, making the workflow more cohesive and manageable.