ServiceNow is a cloud-based platform that offers various IT service management and business process automation solutions. Integrate Plerion with ServiceNow to automate the creation, updates, and resolution of ServiceNow incidents. This integration allows you to forward alerts to ServiceNow using the ServiceNow REST API.
It is an outbound integration and can be easily set up in the Plerion Platform.
Note: The ServiceNow outbound integration is one-way only, meaning that alerts created or updated in Plerion will be reflected in ServiceNow, but changes made directly to ServiceNow incidents will not be synced back to Plerion.

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Steps for Adding a ServiceNow Integration

  1. On the Plerion Dashboard, click on Settings, and then select Integrations.
Tenant Settings
  1. Click the ServiceNow + button.
Add Outbound
  1. Provide an integration name and ServiceNow credentials:
    • For User Name, enter your ServiceNow username.
    • For Password, enter your ServiceNow password.
    • For Domain, enter your ServiceNow instance URL (e.g., https://example.servicenow.com).
Add ServiceNow Credentials
You can also click Send a Test Message to verify if it works correctly.
  1. Test the integration by visiting ServiceNow instance -> incidents to confirm whether incidents are being created.
ServiceNow Incident Menu
ServiceNow Incident List

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Obtaining ServiceNow Credentials

  1. Navigate to the developer page.
  2. After logging in, click on your profile image in the top right corner.
ServiceNow Profile
  1. Click on “Manage instance password.”
ServiceNow Instance Password
  1. You can use these credentials to create the Plerion Outbound Integration.
We recommend creating a dedicated ServiceNow user for Plerion. For more information, refer to the ServiceNow documentation.

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Roles for ServiceNow User:

For ServiceNow integration, We create, retrieve and update fields in your ServiceNow incident table and access the sys_user table to populate the caller column of incident. To accomplish this, the following permissions are necessary:
  • Read access to the sys_user table.
  • Read and write permissions for the incident table.
To execute these operations successfully, ServiceNow users must be assigned either the itil or itil_admin role.