# ServiceNow ## ServiceNow Dropzone AI integrates with [ServiceNow](https://www.servicenow.com/now-platform.html), a cloud-based platform that provides digital workflow automation. Dropzone supports two methods of authentication for this integration: Basic and OAuth Inbound. {% hint style="info" %} If you wish to use Basic authentication, you may skip to the "Enable ServiceNow" section of this document. {% endhint %} ### Create an OAuth Application User To grant Dropzone access to [tables](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/r/washingtondc/api-reference/rest-apis/c_TableAPI.html) for use in analysis, you will need to add a user (either a dedicated Dropzone User or another user) to an [access control list](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/r/platform-security/access-control/exploring-access-control-list.html). Alternatively, you may use an administrative user as your OAuth Application User, which will allow Dropzone access to most organizational data and tables. {% hint style="info" %} If you choose to use an admin user, you may skip to the "Create an OAuth Inbound Integration" section of this document. {% endhint %} \### Create a New Role To create a new role, do so, do the following: * In the top bar of the ServiceNow home page, click "All" * In the search bar, navigate to System Security > Users and Groups > Roles

* Click "New"

* Name the role something memorable, such as "dz\_table\_read" * Click "Submit"

#### Create an Access Control List To create an ACL, do the following: * In the upper right corner, click your icon * Click "Elevate Role"

* Select security\_admin

{% hint style="info" %} For more information on elevated roles, see [ServiceNow's documentation](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/r/platform-security/c_ElevatedPrivilege.html) {% endhint %} * Navigate to All > System Security > Access Control (ACL) * Click "New"

* Under "Operation," select "read" * Under "Name," input a table you want Dropzone to have read access to

* Under "Role," input the role you created earlier, e.g. dz\_table\_read

* Click "Submit"

Repeat for every table you want Dropzone to have access to #### Assign the ACL to the Role * Navigate back to Roles * Click on the role you just created * In the "Modules with Role" section, click "New"

* Name the record with the name of the table in question * Click "Link Type" * Under "Table," select your desired table

* Click "Submit" Repeat for every table you want Dropzone to have access to #### Create a Group * Navigate to All > System Security > Users and Groups > Groups

* Click "New"

* Name the role something memorable, such as "Dropzone AI" * Assign yourself (or a dedicated Dropzone User) as the manager * Click "Submit"

* Click "Group Members" * Click "Edit"

* In the search bar under "Collection," add yourself (or a dedicated Dropzone User) * Click the `>` then click "Save"

* In the "Roles" section, click "Edit"

* In the search bar under "Collection," add the role you created earlier * Click the `>` then click "Save"

The user associated with this group will be used as the OAuth Application User. ## Create an OAuth Inbound Integration ServiceNow requires a Client ID and Client Secret to enable. To manage OAuth integrations, you must have access to a user with one of the following roles: oauth\_admin mi\_admin admin To obtain a Client ID and Secret, do the following: * Navigate to All > System OAuth > Inbound Integrations

* In the upper right, click "New Integration" * Select "OAuth - Client Credentials Grant"

* Name the client something memorable, such as "Dropzone AI" * Under OAuth Application User, select the user you assigned earlier * In the "Auth Scopes" section, click "Create auth scope"

* Name the scope something memorable, such as "Dropzone" * Assign the integration the Table API scope

* Click "Submit" * Copy the Client ID and Client secret generated for use later in the Dropzone UI where they are called "Client ID" and "Client Secret" respectively ### Enable ServiceNow To enable the Data Source integration, you will need the following information: | Dropzone Field | Source | | -------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Instance URL | Your ServiceNow instance URL, e.g. yourcompany.service-now\.com | | Username | The username of the admin user you are using. Only used for basic authentication | | Password | The password for the aforementioned user's account. Only used for basic authentication | | Client ID | The Client ID value generated earlier | | Client Secret | The Client Secret value generated earlier | To enable the Data Source integration, do the following: * Navigate to your Dropzone AI tenant home page e.g. https\://*mycompany*.dropzone.app * In the bottom left hand corner, navigate to Settings > Integrations

* Click "Available"

* In the Search bar, search ServiceNow, then click "Configure"

* Under the Data Source heading, input the Instance URL and select your method of authentication from the dropdown

The ServiceNow Data Source Configuration (pt 1)

* If you selected Basic, input the username and password

The ServiceNow Data Source Configuration (pt 2)

* If you selected OAuthInbound, input the Client ID and Secret

The ServiceNow Data Source Configuration (pt 3)

* In the "Table and Query Pairs" section, you must add the [ServiceNow tables](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/r/washingtondc/api-reference/rest-apis/c_TableAPI.html) you want Dropzone to access * To do so, input the name of the table (such as "incident" or "asset") in the Table Name section * Under "Encoded Query," input a ServiceNow [encoded query string](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/r/platform-user-interface/c_EncodedQueryStrings.html) * Click "Add Item" to add more tables

The ServiceNow Data Source Configuration (pt 4)

* Click "Test & Save" to finish If you have any errors or questions, engage your Dropzone AI support representative.