Map PaCE policies using Dynamic Mapping

task brazil Updated Sep 10, 2026 1 min read pace-validate-dynamic.md

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Use Dynamic Mapping to map multiple PaCE policies against specified conditions.

Before you begin

If you don’t have a condition created, do the following steps.

Navigate to Mappings > Conditions.
Select New.
Fill in the Short description and Table field, then add the conditions of the deployables you want to map.
Select Run to preview the existing deployables that will be mapped in the condition.

Note: The results are capped at 10,000 records.
Select Saveor Continue to mapping to navigate to the Dynamic Mapping page.

Note: When you select Continue to mapping, the condition is pre-selected based on the condition you created, additionally you can edit or delete the condition by selecting the short description.

Role required: sn_pace.mapping_admin

Procedure

Navigate to Mappings > Dynamic Mappings.
Select Add.
Select a document type in the Document Type field, then a condition in the Condition field.
Select a policy in the Policy field or you can select the Search icon [Omitted image "pace-search-icon.jpg"] Alt text: Search icon. to view and select multiple policies, then select Map.
When you're finished, select Done.

Result

The map will show up in the Dynamic Mappings list. You can delete a map on the list by selecting the box next to the Input, then select Delete.

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---
title: Map PaCE policies using Dynamic Mapping
description: Use Dynamic Mapping to map multiple PaCE policies against specified conditions.
locale: en-US
canonical_url: https://www.servicenow.com/docs/r/servicenow-platform/policy-as-code-engine-pace/pace-validate-dynamic.html
release: brazil
product: Policy as Code Engine \(PaCE\)
classification: policy-as-code-engine-pace
topic_type: task
last_updated: "2026-09-10"
reading_time_minutes: 1
breadcrumb: [PaCE mapping, Manage PaCE policies, Administer PaCE policies, Policy as Code Engine \(PaCE\), Extend ServiceNow AI Platform capabilities]
---

# Map PaCE policies using Dynamic Mapping

Use Dynamic Mapping to map multiple PaCE policies against specified conditions.

## Before you begin

If you don’t have a condition created, do the following steps.

1. Navigate to **Mappings** &gt; **Conditions**.
2. Select **New**.
3. Fill in the **Short description** and **Table** field, then add the conditions of the deployables you want to map.
4. Select **Run** to preview the existing deployables that will be mapped in the condition.

**Note:** The results are capped at 10,000 records.

5. Select **Save**or **Continue to mapping** to navigate to the Dynamic Mapping page.

**Note:** When you select **Continue to mapping**, the condition is pre-selected based on the condition you created, additionally you can edit or delete the condition by selecting the short description.

Role required: sn\_pace.mapping\_admin

## Procedure

1. Navigate to **Mappings** &gt; **Dynamic Mappings**.

2. Select **Add**.

3. Select a document type in the **Document Type** field, then a condition in the **Condition** field.

4. Select a policy in the **Policy** field or you can select the Search icon \[Omitted image "pace-search-icon.jpg"\] Alt text: Search icon. to view and select multiple policies, then select **Map**.

5. When you're finished, select **Done**.

## Result

The map will show up in the Dynamic Mappings list. You can delete a map on the list by selecting the box next to the Input, then select **Delete**.