ServiceNow
Official ZigiOps docs: ServiceNow. Configuration steps, requirements, and supported versions for your integration.
What is ServiceNow Integration in ZigiOps?
ServiceNow is an enterprise IT service management platform used for incident, problem, change, and service request management across large and complex IT environments.
ZigiOps enables secure, API-based integration between ServiceNow and ITSM, DevOps, monitoring, and cloud platforms. Using ZigiOps, incidents, problems, change requests, and service catalog tasks from ServiceNow can be synchronized with external systems to support automated cross-team workflows.
With ZigiOps, ServiceNow can:
Sync incidents and problems with DevOps tools such as Jira and Azure DevOps
Receive correlated alerts and events from monitoring platforms as ServiceNow incidents
Participate in bi-directional workflows with monitoring, CRM, and DevOps platforms
Support topology and configuration management integrations via uCMDB and vROps
The integration is fully customizable and does not require custom scripts or plugins.
Which ServiceNow Versions Are Supported?
Please note that using a supported version is mandatory.
ServiceNow
All
Utah, Vancouver, Washington, Xanadu, Yokohama
Are There Any Environmental Prerequisites for ServiceNow?
How Do I Set the Required ZigiOps Integration User Permissions in ServiceNow?
The ZigiOps integration user requires read, create, and write access to the primary integrated entity (incident, event, problem, etc.) in ServiceNow.
Create a custom role (optional)
Navigate to: ServiceNow > User Administration > Roles and create a new role.
Save the changes.
Create the required ACLs
Elevate the
security_adminprivilege.Navigate to: ServiceNow > System Security > Access Control (ACL) and create ACLs for the following:
sys_db_object: READ (row-level) and READ* (field-level) - allows ZigiOps to fetch available ServiceNow tablessys_dictionary: READ (row-level) and READ* (field-level) - allows ZigiOps to fetch references between the integrated entity and related tablessys_glide_object: READ (row-level) and READ* (field-level) - allows ZigiOps to fetch field types of ServiceNow tablessys_journal_field: READ (row-level) and READ* (field-level) - allows ZigiOps to collect comments and work notes
Assign the newly created ACLs to the
zigiops_integration_rolecustom role.Assign the
zigiops_integration_roleanditilroles to the ZigiOps integration user.
How Do I Connect ServiceNow to ZigiOps?
ServiceNow - Connected System Configuration
Follow the steps below to add your ServiceNow instance as a connected system.
Log into your ZigiOps instance.
Navigate to ServiceNow
Navigate to: Connected Systems > Add New System > ServiceNow
Configure the following parameters
Server URL - Input the URL of your ServiceNow instance. For example,
https://example.service-now.comUsername - Input the username of the ServiceNow integration user.
Password - Input the password for the ServiceNow integration user.
Proxy Settings - Enables the usage of a proxy server.
Save the system
Examine the settings and if they are correct, click the Save button to store the system.
Once saved, ServiceNow becomes available for use in ZigiOps integration templates.
What Are the Most Common ServiceNow Integration Use Cases?
Use Case 1: Bi-Directional Incident Sync Between ServiceNow and Jira
ServiceNow incidents can be automatically mirrored as Jira tasks for development teams. Status updates, comments, and resolution details flow in both directions, eliminating manual hand-offs between ITSM and DevOps teams.
Use Case 2: Monitoring Alert Escalation to ServiceNow
Correlated events from monitoring platforms such as OBM, SolarWinds, and Zabbix can be forwarded to ServiceNow as structured incidents, capturing infrastructure alerts in the ITSM system for triage, assignment, and SLA tracking.
Use Case 3: DevOps and ITSM Workflow Automation
Azure DevOps work items, Bitbucket commits, and GitHub issues can be synchronized with ServiceNow incidents, providing ITSM teams with full traceability from infrastructure events through to code changes and deployments.
What Integration Templates Are Available for ServiceNow?
ZigiOps provides the following integration templates for ServiceNow:
Azure DevOps work items to ServiceNow incidents
Bitbucket commits to ServiceNow incidents
Bitbucket issues to ServiceNow incidents
Cherwell change requests to ServiceNow change requests
Jira tasks to ServiceNow incidents
OBM events to ServiceNow incidents
OBM events to ServiceNow incidents (Staging Table)
ServiceNow incidents to Azure DevOps issues
ServiceNow incidents to GitHub issues
ServiceNow incidents to Jira tasks
ServiceNow problems to Jira bugs
ServiceNow server topology to uCMDB node topology
ServiceNow service catalog tasks to Jira tasks
ServiceNow VMware instances topology to vROps custom group members topology
ServiceNow VMware instances topology to vROps topology
SolarWinds alerts to ServiceNow incidents
Zabbix host topology to ServiceNow topology
Zabbix topology to OBM topology
Zabbix trigger events to ServiceNow events
Zabbix trigger events to ServiceNow incidents
Each template includes:
Predefined entity mappings
Direction of synchronization
Entity-specific logic and filtering rules
Contact support@zigiwave.com for detailed template availability.
Summary
The ServiceNow integration in ZigiOps enables:
Secure, username/password-based API connectivity
Support for ServiceNow Utah, Vancouver, Washington, Xanadu, and Yokohama
Integration with Jira, Azure DevOps, OBM, SolarWinds, Zabbix, Bitbucket, GitHub, and more
Bi-directional incident, problem, change request, and topology synchronization
Optional OBM staging table application for advanced event integration
Optional proxy configuration
Fully customizable synchronization workflows
ZigiOps allows ServiceNow to participate in enterprise-grade ITSM, DevOps, and monitoring ecosystems without requiring custom development.
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