What is a scoped application that contains Flow Designer content for a specific application or record type?

A scoped application that contains Flow Designer content for a specific application or record type is referred to as a spoke. In ServiceNow, spokes are used to encapsulate reusable workflows, actions, and integrations that are specific to a particular application or functionality. They allow developers to create flows that can be easily managed and shared across different applications without affecting the core functionality of those applications.

The spoke concept integrates seamlessly with Flow Designer, enabling developers to build and utilize flows that are intended for specific tasks within an application without interfering with the broader system architecture. This modular approach supports better organization and facilitates easier updates and maintenance of the workflow components.

In contrast, a package typically refers to a collection of elements that can include tables, scripts, and other components bundled for distribution, a module points to a specific segment within an application (often associated with navigation), and a connector refers to an integration point that allows different applications or services to communicate. Thus, the definition of a spoke aligns specifically with the structure that Flow Designer utilizes for application-specific content.