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Hey everyone,

I'm an admin with 2 years experience with the NOW platform. I have created a git repo to start housing some scripts I have written on the platform to help out new admins. While these may not be the most optimized they do work. If you think you can make one better, please feel free to fork it and then submit a merge request. My goal is to make it easier for newer admins to find resources.

https://gitlab.com/Weldar/servicenow-scripts

These all are licensed with a permissive license, so feel free to use, modify, take credit for, doesn't matter to me.

Hey everyone, I'm an admin with 2 years experience with the NOW platform. I have created a git repo to start housing some scripts I have written on the platform to help out new admins. While these may not be the most optimized they do work. If you think you can make one better, please feel free to fork it and then submit a merge request. My goal is to make it easier for newer admins to find resources. https://gitlab.com/Weldar/servicenow-scripts These all are licensed with a permissive license, so feel free to use, modify, take credit for, doesn't matter to me.

7 comments

[–] E-werd 4 points (+4|-0)

Help me out here, what is ServiceNow? The site is buzzword salad and I can't get a straight answer on what it actually is or does.

[–] Toaster [OP] 0 points (+1|-1) Edited

It is a ticket system that is intended to be used to manage IT, HR, and other Business services.

Edit: Not sure why I was downvoted, maybe I didn't explain well enough. Or maybe someone thinks I'm shilling. IDK. I don't work for ServiceNow, I'm just an admin for my company's implementation of ServiceNow.

Edit2: Let me try this again.

Edit 3: Still buzzwordy.

[–] ScorpioGlitch 1 points (+1|-0)

Say that again but without buzzwords.

[–] Toaster [OP] 1 points (+1|-0)

Alright, I edited it again. Sorry, I often have to pitch the platform to departments within my own company, so the buzzwords are kind of part of my vocabulary now. It's hard to turn it off. Let me know if that is clearer.