ServiceNow package

ServiceNow is a leading software provider of digital work flows for enterprise operations. The Automation 360 ServiceNow command package uses the ServiceNow APIs to let you build and deploy bots in Automation 360 that work with records and triggers in ServiceNow.

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This package provides actions to authenticate with ServiceNow and perform several actions with records and attachments. To perform these actions in ServiceNow, Automation 360 uses these APIs:

Automation 360 bots can increase process efficiency for these types of work flows: customer account creation and management, customer verification, employee on-boarding and off-boarding, data extraction and migration, and claims and invoice processing. Automation 360 helps extend the core work flow capabilities of ServiceNow so that you can automate repetitive tasks for intelligent, end-to-end automation. This Automation 360 command package enables Automation 360 bots and processes to use ServiceNow API features natively within the Automation 360 platform.

ServiceNow Triggers

You can use the ServiceNow triggers to start Automation 360 bots to respond to the events in ServiceNow such as incident creation, updates, and so on. For more information on ServiceNow triggers, see ServiceNow New Record trigger and ServiceNow Updated Record trigger.

The following video shows the interaction between Automation 360 and ServiceNow when you use ServiceNow command package:

Use cases

The key use cases for this package include:
  • Create, read, update, and delete records from a ServiceNow table.
  • Add, download, and delete attachments on ServiceNow records.
  • Streamline Incident responses.
  • Trigger specific automations from the creation of new Incidents or Incident updates.

Prerequisites

  • The bot creator must have access to a ServiceNow account with required permissions to perform tasks enabled by this package. See Roles.
  • Follow ServiceNow guidelines for authenticating to external client with OAuth 2.0. See Setup OAuth.
  • Create a Developer account and Developer instance in ServiceNow. See Personal Developer Instances.