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Overview

ServiceNow is an IT service management platform for operations automation and workflow orchestration. Once connected, you can use Langdock to create and manage incidents, search tasks, look up users and groups, and query configuration items directly from your conversations.
Authentication: OAuth Category: IT Service Management Availability: All workspace plans

Prerequisites

  • A ServiceNow instance with admin access
  • An OAuth application registered on your ServiceNow instance (required before connecting)

Setup

1

Register an OAuth application in ServiceNow

Follow ServiceNow’s OAuth setup guide to register an OAuth API endpoint for external clients. Fill in the name and redirect URL provided by Langdock, then save. Note the Client ID and Client Secret.
2

Navigate to Integrations in Langdock

Go to Integrations and find ServiceNow in the list.
3

Enter your instance details

Enter your ServiceNow instance URL (e.g. https://your-instance.service-now.com), Client ID, and Client Secret.
4

Authorize via OAuth

Click Connect to complete the OAuth flow and authorize Langdock to access your ServiceNow instance.
5

Start using ServiceNow in Langdock

Tag the integration with @ in any agent to start working with your ServiceNow data.

Common Use Cases

Incident Management

Create, update, and retrieve incidents; add comments and work notes

Task Tracking

Find and manage tasks and service catalog items across your instance

Configuration Management

Search and browse configuration items and their dependencies in the CMDB

User & Group Lookup

Find users and groups to assign incidents or retrieve contact information

Troubleshooting

IssueSolution
OAuth app not foundVerify the OAuth application is correctly registered in System OAuth → Application Registry
Authorization failedCheck the Client ID and Secret match the values in your ServiceNow OAuth app
Instance not reachableConfirm your ServiceNow instance URL format: https://[instance].service-now.com
Permission deniedEnsure the authenticated user has the required roles (e.g. itil for incident management)