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Read, create, update, and validate ServiceNow flows — from YAML.
Export existing flows to YAML for version control, review, or migration between instances.
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Define flows in YAML. Create them in ServiceNow with triggers, steps, and configured values.
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Define complex flows in readable YAML. Here are a few examples.
Trigger on incident, find a group, assign it.
name: Simple Incident Assignment trigger: type: record_created table: incident steps: - action: lookup_record id: find_group inputs: table: sys_user_group conditions: "name=Service Desk" - action: update_record inputs: record: $trigger.current values: assignment_group: $find_group.record
Branch on priority, send targeted emails.
name: Priority-Based Notification trigger: type: record_created table: incident conditions: "priority<=2" steps: - if: "Priority is Critical" inputs: lhs: $trigger.current.priority operator: "=" rhs: "1" then: - action: send_email inputs: to: "oncall@example.com" subject: "CRITICAL: ..." else: - action: log inputs: message: "Low priority"
ForEach loops inside parallel branches.
name: Change Notification and Tasks trigger: type: record_created table: change_request steps: - action: lookup_record id: find_cis inputs: table: cmdb_rel_ci - parallel: "Notify and create" branches: - - for_each: "Each CI" do: - action: send_email - - for_each: "Each CI" do: - action: create_record