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To view the fulfillment stage task list for an order placed by a user, the path an Administrator could take typically follows the sequence of REQ (request number), then RITM (requested item number), and finally TASK (task number). The REQ contains RITMs, and each RITM can have multiple TASKs associated with it. This hierarchical structure allows viewing tasks associated with a specific order.

The term that refers to application menus and modules which you may want to access quickly and often is 'Favorite'. A 'Favorite' is a commonly used feature in software applications that allows users to mark specific items for easy access. This is intended to help users quickly navigate to frequently used functionalities or resources.

When a user places an order for an item or service from the Service Catalog, a request is generated. This request represents the user's order and triggers the workflow to fulfill the requested item or service. This process is essential for tracking and managing the lifecycle of the order from initiation to completion.

From the User menu, users can Log Out of ServiceNow, Elevate Roles, and Impersonate Users. Logging out is a basic functionality for security purposes. Elevating roles allows users with sufficient permissions to temporarily increase their access level for administrative tasks. Impersonating users is available to those with specific permissions for troubleshooting or testing.