Is it true that Application Menu access can be overridden at the Module level?

Access to application menus in ServiceNow can indeed be overridden at the module level, making the statement true. This flexibility allows developers and administrators to finely tune user permissions and access rights based on specific modules within an application.

When a module is created, you can set permissions that are more restrictive than those defined at the application menu level. This means that for a certain module, you can decide which user roles should have access, regardless of the broader application menu settings.

For instance, if an application menu is accessible to users with a specific role, the module itself can be configured to restrict access to only a subset of those users, thereby providing a layer of control and customization over who can see and interact with particular parts of an application. This capability is essential for ensuring that sensitive or specialized functions are only accessible to the appropriate roles, enhancing both security and usability within the ServiceNow platform.