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ServiceNow MCP server — 65 tools over the full REST surface, every auth method, flows, diagrams.
ServiceNow MCP server — 65 tools over the full REST surface, every auth method, flows, diagrams.
A well-architected ServiceNow MCP server with solid security fundamentals. Authentication is properly configured with support for multiple methods (Basic, OAuth 2.0, API Key, mTLS), credentials are stored securely in env files with owner-only permissions, and dangerous operations are appropriately guarded. Minor quality concerns around broad exception handling and some input validation edge cases do not materially impact security posture. Permissions are well-matched to the server's purpose of ServiceNow API interaction. Supply chain analysis found 3 known vulnerabilities in dependencies (0 critical, 3 high severity). Package verification found 1 issue.
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Set these up before or after installing:
Environment variable: SN_INSTANCE
Environment variable: SN_AUTH
Environment variable: SN_USER
Environment variable: SN_PASSWORD
Environment variable: SN_API_KEY
Environment variable: SN_TOOL_PACKAGES
Add this to your MCP configuration file:
{
"mcpServers": {
"io-github-leasstatt-servicenow-mcp-ai": {
"env": {
"SN_AUTH": "your-sn-auth-here",
"SN_USER": "your-sn-user-here",
"SN_API_KEY": "your-sn-api-key-here",
"SN_INSTANCE": "your-sn-instance-here",
"SN_PASSWORD": "your-sn-password-here",
"SN_TOOL_PACKAGES": "your-sn-tool-packages-here"
},
"args": [
"-y",
"servicenow-mcp-ai"
],
"command": "npx"
}
}
}From the project's GitHub README.
A Model Context Protocol server that lets an MCP client (VS Code, Claude Desktop, etc.) run commands against a ServiceNow instance through its REST APIs — Table, Aggregate, Attachment, Import Set, Batch and CMDB, plus the Service Catalog, Change Management and Knowledge plugin APIs. Credentials are kept in a local env file and can be updated at runtime through a tool.
Contents: Features · Requirements · Setup · Configure credentials · Run / debug · Develop · Tools · Resources · Prompts · Project structure · Security notes · Project documentation
sys_db_object,
sys_dictionary).flows package — business rules, flows, workflows and
notifications, in order, with a Mermaid flowchart), read Flow Designer flows
and run history, and lint scripts against a local rule set with an aggregate
code-health report (codecheck). Run ATF tests via the CI/CD API (atf,
opt-in, non-default — the run tools execute on the instance).SN_TOOL_PACKAGES
(default profile core; all enables everything).Retry-After, SSRF
guard, and a result-size guard.~/.config, or SN_ENV_FILE), updatable
at runtime via servicenow_set_credentials.engines + a runtime guard with a clear message;
the project targets the version in .nvmrc).From source (for development):
npm install
npm run build
Or run the published package directly, without cloning:
npx servicenow-mcp-ai
Register it with an MCP client (Claude Desktop, VS Code Chat, the Inspector…) by
pointing the server command at npx:
{
"mcpServers": {
"servicenow": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["-y", "servicenow-mcp-ai"]
}
}
}
Credentials are read from ~/.config/servicenow-mcp-ai/.env (or real environment
variables) — see below.
Credentials live in .env at the project root (git-ignored):
SN_INSTANCE=your-instance.service-now.com
SN_USER=your.username@example.com
SN_PASSWORD=your-password
SN_INSTANCE accepts dev12345, dev12345.service-now.com or a full https:// URL.
You can also set or change them at runtime by calling the
servicenow_set_credentials tool — the new values are written straight back to the env file.
The env file is resolved in this order: SN_ENV_FILE, then
~/.config/servicenow-mcp-ai/.env (XDG) if present, then the project-root .env.
A global/npx install therefore writes to your user config rather than into
node_modules. Real environment variables always take precedence over the file.
Register an Authorization Code OAuth API endpoint in ServiceNow with a
loopback redirect URL (e.g. http://localhost:53682/callback), set
SN_OAUTH_CLIENT_ID (and SN_OAUTH_CLIENT_SECRET for a confidential client),
then run the one-time interactive login:
npx servicenow-mcp-ai login
It opens the browser, you approve, and the obtained refresh token is stored in your env file. The server then runs non-interactively (refresh_token grant) — no password is ever stored. PKCE (S256) is always used.
The OAuth 2.0 password grant (ROPC) is deprecated in OAuth 2.1 and disabled on many instances; prefer
login.client_credentialsandrefresh_tokengrants remain supported for service accounts. See .env.example.
Every inbound REST auth method ServiceNow offers is covered:
| Method | SN_AUTH | Set | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Basic | basic | SN_USER / SN_PASSWORD | Default. |
| OAuth 2.1 — Authorization Code + PKCE | oauth | npx servicenow-mcp-ai login | Recommended. Interactive, stores a refresh token. |
| OAuth — Client Credentials | oauth | SN_OAUTH_GRANT=client_credentials | Service-to-service. |
| OAuth — Refresh Token | oauth | SN_OAUTH_GRANT=refresh_token + SN_OAUTH_REFRESH_TOKEN | Set by login. |
| OAuth — JWT Bearer | oauth | SN_OAUTH_GRANT=jwt_bearer + SN_OAUTH_JWT_KEY | RS256 assertion; no password. |
| OAuth — Password (ROPC) | oauth | SN_OAUTH_GRANT=password | Deprecated. |
| API Key | apikey | SN_API_KEY | x-sn-apikey header. |
| Bearer token | token | SN_BEARER_TOKEN | Pre-obtained token, used verbatim. |
| Mutual TLS (client cert) | none (or layered) | SN_TLS_CLIENT_CERT / _KEY | Cert maps to a user; needs optional undici. |
All settings are read from .env (or the real process environment, which takes
precedence). Only the first three are required; the rest are optional tuning knobs.
See .env.example for a template.
| Variable | Required | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
SN_INSTANCE | yes | — | Instance name, host, or https:// URL (dev12345, dev12345.service-now.com). |
SN_USER | yes | — | ServiceNow username for Basic auth. |
SN_PASSWORD | yes | — | ServiceNow password. Never logged or returned by any tool. |
SN_TIMEOUT_MS | no | 30000 | Per-request timeout in milliseconds. |
SN_MAX_RETRIES | no | 2 | Retries for transient failures (429/5xx, network errors). Non-idempotent writes are only retried on connect errors. |
SN_MAX_RECORDS | no | 10000 | Hard cap on records returned by a fetchAll query. |
SN_MAX_RESULT_CHARS | no | 100000 | Character budget for a query result before it is truncated for the client. |
SN_ALLOWED_HOSTS | no | — | Comma-separated allow-list of permitted hosts (for custom or sovereign-cloud domains). When set, only matching hosts are contacted. When unset, only *.service-now.com instances are allowed and internal/loopback hosts are blocked (SSRF guard). |
SN_AUTH | no | auto | Auth method: basic, oauth, apikey, token or none (cert-only mTLS). Auto-detected from the keys present (API key → bearer → OAuth → Basic). |
SN_API_KEY | no | — | ServiceNow Inbound API Key, sent as the x-sn-apikey header (enables apikey mode). |
SN_BEARER_TOKEN | no | — | A pre-obtained bearer token, sent verbatim as Authorization: Bearer … (enables token mode). |
SN_OAUTH_CLIENT_ID | no | — | OAuth client id (its presence enables OAuth). |
SN_OAUTH_CLIENT_SECRET | no | — | OAuth client secret. |
SN_OAUTH_GRANT | no | password | OAuth grant: password (deprecated — ROPC), client_credentials, refresh_token or jwt_bearer. The login command sets this to refresh_token for you. |
SN_OAUTH_JWT_KEY | no | — | PEM private key for the jwt_bearer grant (or SN_OAUTH_JWT_KEY_FILE). Optional claims: SN_OAUTH_JWT_ISS (default client id), SN_OAUTH_JWT_SUB (default SN_USER), SN_OAUTH_JWT_AUD, SN_OAUTH_JWT_KID, SN_OAUTH_JWT_EXP_SEC (default 300). |
SN_OAUTH_REFRESH_TOKEN | no | — | Refresh token for the refresh_token grant. Obtained automatically by npx servicenow-mcp-ai login (Authorization Code + PKCE). |
SN_OAUTH_REDIRECT_URI | no | http://localhost:53682/callback | Loopback redirect URL for the PKCE login flow. Must match the redirect registered on the OAuth endpoint. |
SN_OAUTH_SCOPE | no | — | Optional OAuth scope requested during login. |
SN_TLS_CLIENT_CERT | no | — | Client certificate (PEM) for mutual TLS (or SN_TLS_CLIENT_CERT_FILE). With SN_TLS_CLIENT_KEY it presents a client cert; ServiceNow's mutual-auth profile maps it to a user. Needs the optional undici package (npm i undici). |
SN_TLS_CLIENT_KEY | no | — | Private key (PEM) for the client certificate (or SN_TLS_CLIENT_KEY_FILE). |
SN_TLS_CA | no | — | Optional CA bundle (PEM) to trust (or SN_TLS_CA_FILE). SN_TLS_REJECT_UNAUTHORIZED=false disables verification (not recommended). |
SN_TABLES_ALLOW | no | — | Comma-separated table allowlist; when set, only these tables are reachable. |
SN_TABLES_DENY | no | — | Comma-separated table denylist; always wins over the allowlist. |
SN_READONLY | no | false | When truthy, refuse every create/update/delete. |
SN_LOG_LEVEL | no | info | Log verbosity on stderr: error, warn, info, debug. |
SN_ENV_FILE | no | — | Explicit path to the env file to read/write. |
SN_TOOL_PACKAGES | no | core | Comma/space-separated tool packages or profiles to enable. Profiles: core (default) and all. Packages: table, schema, aggregate, attachment, importset, batch, catalog, change, knowledge, cmdb, scripts, flows, codecheck, docs, instance, email, atf. The admin tools are always on. atf runs tests on the instance — enable it only on a non-production instance. |
SN_PACKAGES_DENY | no | — | Comma/space-separated packages to exclude even if enabled by SN_TOOL_PACKAGES. The only way to block plugin APIs (catalog, change, knowledge…) — the table policy does not see them. |
SN_PACKAGES_READONLY | no | — | Comma/space-separated packages whose write tools are not registered; their read tools stay. Per-package complement to the global SN_READONLY. |
SN_SCHEMA_CACHE_TTL_SEC | no | 300 | TTL for the near-static schema reads cache (list_tables, describe_table, get_cmdb_meta). 0 disables caching. |
SN_MAX_CONCURRENT | no | 4 | Maximum parallel HTTP requests to the instance (simple in-process semaphore). |
SN_INCLUDE_REF_LINKS | no | false | Reference fields come back without their link URLs by default (token savings). Set true to include them. |
SN_RESULT_PRETTY | no | false | Tool results are compact JSON by default (pretty-printing ~doubles tokens). Set true for indented output. |
SN_DOCS_DIR | no | docs/instance | Directory the docs package reads/writes Markdown in. Relative paths resolve against the working directory. |
SN_CODESEARCH | no | false | Opt in to the Code Search API (sn_codesearch) for servicenow_search_code (FT-7). When true and the plugin is active it replaces the LIKE iteration; falls back to LIKE on any failure. |
SN_PROFILE_<NAME>_* | no | — | Named connection profiles: SN_PROFILE_DEV_INSTANCE / _USER / _PASSWORD define profile dev. The bare SN_INSTANCE/SN_USER/SN_PASSWORD keys are the default profile. |
SN_ACTIVE_PROFILE | no | default | Which profile tools use. Switch at runtime with servicenow_use_instance (persisted to the env file). |
npm run inspectornpm startnpm run check # full gate: build, lint, format check, coverage-gated tests, prod audit
npm test # unit tests only (node:test; needs a prior npm run build)
npm run lint # ESLint (flat config + typescript-eslint)
npm run format # format with Prettier
See CONTRIBUTING.md for the conventions (one commit per task, tests ship with the change, generated docs).
This table is generated from the tool registrations — edit the tool
definitions in src/tools/, then run npm run docs:readme.
| Package | Tool | Read-only | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
table | servicenow_query_table | yes | Read records from any ServiceNow table through the Table API |
table | servicenow_get_record | yes | Read a single record from a table by its sys_id |
table | servicenow_create_record | no | Create a new record in a table with the given field values |
table | servicenow_update_record | no | Update fields on an existing record identified by its sys_id |
table | servicenow_delete_record | no | Delete a record from a table by its sys_id |
schema | servicenow_list_tables | yes | List tables from sys_db_object, optionally filtered by a name or label fragment |
schema | servicenow_describe_table | yes | List a table's columns (name, label, type, mandatory, reference) from sys_dictionary |
aggregate | servicenow_aggregate | yes | Compute server-side aggregates (count, avg, min, max, sum) over a table via the Stats API, with optional gr… |
attachment | servicenow_list_attachments | yes | List attachment metadata, optionally scoped to a specific record (table + sys_id) |
attachment | servicenow_get_attachment | yes | Read a single attachment's metadata by its sys_id |
attachment | servicenow_download_attachment | yes | Download an attachment's bytes, returned as base64 |
attachment | servicenow_upload_attachment | no | Attach a file (provided as base64) to a record identified by table + sys_id |
attachment | servicenow_delete_attachment | no | Delete an attachment by its sys_id |
importset | servicenow_insert_import_set_row | no | Insert a single row into a staging table and run its transform map |
importset | servicenow_get_import_set_row | yes | Read the transform outcome for a previously inserted staging row by its sys_id |
batch | servicenow_batch | no | Execute several ServiceNow REST sub-requests in a single HTTP round-trip via the Batch API |
catalog | servicenow_list_catalogs | yes | List the Service Catalogs available on the instance (Service Catalog API) |
catalog | servicenow_list_catalog_categories | yes | List the categories within a service catalog |
catalog | servicenow_list_catalog_items | yes | Search/list orderable catalog items, optionally by text or category |
catalog | servicenow_get_catalog_item | yes | Get a catalog item, including its order variables, by sys_id |
catalog | servicenow_order_catalog_item | no | Order a catalog item directly ('order now') |
change | servicenow_list_changes | yes | List change requests through the Change Management API |
change | servicenow_get_change | yes | Get a single change request by sys_id |
change | servicenow_create_change | no | Create a normal, standard or emergency change |
change | servicenow_update_change | no | Update fields on a change request by sys_id |
change | servicenow_change_conflicts | no | Read schedule conflicts for a change, or recalculate them (calculate=true) |
knowledge | servicenow_search_knowledge | yes | Full-text search of knowledge articles (Knowledge API), with optional encoded query and paging |
knowledge | servicenow_get_knowledge_article | yes | Get a knowledge article (content and metadata) by sys_id |
knowledge | servicenow_knowledge_highlights | yes | List featured or most-viewed knowledge articles for the current user |
cmdb | servicenow_list_cis | yes | List configuration items of a CMDB class through the class-aware CMDB Instance API |
cmdb | servicenow_get_ci | yes | Get a CI with its attributes and inbound/outbound relations by class and sys_id |
cmdb | servicenow_create_ci | no | Create a CI via the CMDB Instance API (routed through Identification & Reconciliation) |
cmdb | servicenow_update_ci | no | Update a CI's attributes via the CMDB Instance API (IRE) |
cmdb | servicenow_get_cmdb_meta | yes | Get the schema/metadata of a CMDB class (attributes, relationship rules) from the CMDB Meta API |
scripts | servicenow_list_scripts | yes | List script artefacts of one type as compact metadata (no source code) |
scripts | servicenow_get_script | yes | Read one script artefact in full, including its source code and execution context |
scripts | servicenow_search_code | yes | Search script source for a literal substring across one or all script types |
scripts | servicenow_table_logic | yes | Assemble the automation that runs on a table: business rules (ordered by when+order), client scripts, UI po… |
flows | servicenow_trace_table_event | yes | Deterministically trace what ServiceNow would run for a table operation, in execution order: display/before… |
flows | servicenow_list_flows | yes | List Flow Designer flows (sys_hub_flow) or legacy workflows (kind: 'workflow') as compact metadata |
flows | servicenow_get_flow | yes | Get a structured view of one flow or workflow: its trigger (table/condition/when) and ordered steps |
flows | servicenow_get_flow_runs | yes | Read flow execution evidence from sys_flow_context — by flow sys_id or by the record (document) it ran agai… |
codecheck | servicenow_lint_script | yes | Run deterministic code-quality rules over one script artefact (hard-coded sys_ids/URLs, unbounded or in-loo… |
codecheck | servicenow_lint_table | yes | Lint every active business rule, client script and UI policy of a table (via table_logic), returning per-sc… |
codecheck | servicenow_code_health | no | Aggregate code-health picture: script counts by type, and (when a table scope is given) the lint findings b… |
docs | servicenow_docs_list | yes | List the Markdown documents in the local instance-documentation folder (SN_DOCS_DIR) |
docs | servicenow_docs_read | yes | Read one Markdown document from the local instance-documentation folder |
docs | servicenow_docs_search | yes | Search the local instance documentation for a substring; returns a snippet per match |
docs | servicenow_docs_write | no | Create or overwrite a Markdown document in the local docs folder and refresh index.md |
docs | servicenow_generate_er_diagram | yes | Build a Mermaid erDiagram from sys_dictionary: an entity per table plus a relationship for every reference … |
docs | servicenow_generate_table_flow | yes | Build a Mermaid flowchart of a record's lifecycle on a table, grouping active business rules by phase (disp… |
instance | servicenow_snapshot_instance | no | Download the instance's structural metadata into the local docs folder (SN_DOCS_DIR//): tables.md+… |
instance | servicenow_compare_instances | no | Diff two connection profiles: tables present in only one, common columns whose type/mandatory/reference dif… |
email | servicenow_send_email | no | Send an email through the instance's Email API, optionally associated with a record (table + sys_id) |
email | servicenow_get_email | yes | Read a sent/received email record by its sys_id (Email API) |
atf | servicenow_list_atf_tests | yes | List Automated Test Framework tests (sys_atf_test) as metadata: name, active flag, description |
atf | servicenow_list_atf_suites | yes | List Automated Test Framework test suites (sys_atf_test_suite) as metadata |
atf | servicenow_run_atf_test | no | Run a single ATF test through the CI/CD API |
atf | servicenow_run_atf_suite | no | Run an ATF test suite through the CI/CD API |
atf | servicenow_get_atf_result | yes | Poll an ATF run by its execution id: status, percent complete and message (CI/CD progress API) |
admin | servicenow_set_credentials | no | Save or update the ServiceNow connection credentials |
admin | servicenow_list_instances | yes | List the configured ServiceNow connection profiles (instances): name, host, user, read-only flag and whethe… |
admin | servicenow_use_instance | no | Switch the active ServiceNow connection profile (persisted to the env file) |
admin | servicenow_get_status | yes | Show the configured instance, user, auth mode and access policy, and whether credentials are complete |
admin | servicenow_test_connection | yes | Verify that the configured credentials actually work: reads one sys_user record and reports ok/status/latency |
All tools carry MCP annotations (readOnlyHint, destructiveHint,
idempotentHint) so clients can apply the right confirmation UX.
Tools are grouped into packages so you can expose only what a given client needs
(fewer tools keep the model focused). Set SN_TOOL_PACKAGES to a comma/space
separated list of profiles or package names:
core (default) — table, schema, aggregate, attachment.all — every package below.table, schema, aggregate, attachment,
importset, batch, catalog, change, knowledge, cmdb, scripts,
flows, codecheck, docs, instance, email, atf.The admin tools (servicenow_set_credentials, servicenow_get_status) are
always registered, regardless of the active packages. Unknown names are ignored.
servicenow_get_status reports the resolved enabledPackages.
# Only table + batch tools (plus the always-on admin tools)
SN_TOOL_PACKAGES=table,batch
Query the 5 most recent active incidents:
// servicenow_query_table
{
"table": "incident",
"query": "active=true^ORDERBYDESCsys_created_on",
"fields": ["number", "short_description", "priority", "state"],
"limit": 5,
}
Create an incident:
// servicenow_create_record
{
"table": "incident",
"fields": {
"short_description": "Printer on 3rd floor is down",
"urgency": "2",
"impact": "2",
},
}
Update credentials at runtime:
// servicenow_set_credentials
{
"instance": "dev98765.service-now.com",
"user": "admin",
"password": "••••••",
}
Read-only metadata is also exposed as MCP resources, so clients can attach it declaratively instead of calling a tool:
| URI | Description |
|---|---|
servicenow://status | Connection status, auth mode, access policy. |
servicenow://tables | List of tables from sys_db_object. |
servicenow://schema/{table} | Columns of a table from sys_dictionary. |
servicenow://docs/{path} | A Markdown document from the local docs store. |
Ready-made workflows are exposed as MCP prompts; they orchestrate the tools and insist on reading real values from the instance:
| Prompt | Argument | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
servicenow_incident_triage | incident | Summarize, assess priority, categorize and recommend next steps. |
servicenow_change_impact_analysis | change | Affected CIs, schedule conflicts and a go/no-go call. |
servicenow_document_table | table | Schema + automation + diagrams → saved Markdown doc. |
.
├── .env # credentials (git-ignored; or ~/.config/servicenow-mcp-ai/.env)
├── .env.example # template
├── .github/workflows/ # CI: build + lint + test
├── .vscode/mcp.json # VS Code MCP server registration
├── eslint.config.js # ESLint flat config
├── .prettierrc.json # Prettier config
├── src/
│ ├── index.ts # bootstrap: load env, register, connect stdio
│ ├── registry.ts # registers all tool groups
│ ├── resources.ts # MCP resources (status, tables, schema, docs)
│ ├── prompts.ts # MCP prompts (triage, change impact, document table)
│ ├── http.ts # shared REST client (auth, retry, SSRF)
│ ├── auth.ts # Basic + OAuth 2.0 providers
│ ├── host.ts # host resolution + SSRF guard
│ ├── policy.ts # table allow/deny + read-only guards
│ ├── settings.ts # numeric env settings
│ ├── logging.ts # structured stderr logger
│ ├── result.ts # tool results + structured errors
│ ├── servicenow.ts # Table API client
│ ├── config.ts # env file read/write + location
│ ├── api/ # aggregate, attachment, import set, batch, catalog, change, knowledge, cmdb, scripts, diagrams, docs, meta
│ └── tools/ # tool registration per API group
├── test/ # node:test unit + mock-fetch tests
└── build/ # compiled output (after npm run build)
Note on names: the npm package is
servicenow-mcp-ai(the unscopedservicenow-mcpwas already taken); the GitHub repository isservicenow-mcp; the local working folder issincronia-mpc(a historicalmpc/mcptypo). All three differences are cosmetic and do not affect the build or runtime.
0600) — it holds a plaintext password.stderr; secrets and raw
encoded queries are never logged.SN_ALLOWED_HOSTS, only *.service-now.com
instances are contacted (internal/loopback always blocked), so a redirected or
mistyped host cannot silently receive credentials. Set SN_ALLOWED_HOSTS to
opt in a custom or sovereign-cloud domain.SN_OAUTH_CLIENT_ID).SN_TABLES_ALLOW / SN_TABLES_DENY and
SN_READONLY=true for read-only deployments.SN_TABLES_DENY=change_request
blocks the Table API path, but the Change Management API (sn_chg_rest) can
still read/write changes. To restrict the plugin-backed surfaces use
SN_PACKAGES_DENY (drop the whole package) or SN_PACKAGES_READONLY
(register only its read tools). The Batch API obeys both axes too: a
sub-request to a denied package's path is refused, and writes to a read-only
package are blocked — a batch cannot be used to bypass the package policy.| Document | Contents |
|---|---|
| ARCHITECTURE.md | Layered architecture, Mermaid diagrams (modules, request lifecycle, security model, auth, packages), condensed ADRs |
| PRODUCT-STATE.md | Current product state: API coverage map, quality status, history timeline, roadmap |
| ROADMAP.md | Forward plan: ship 1.0.0, Phase 8 (flow testing + code analysis), Phase 9 (competitive differentiators), optional and deferred items |
| COMPETITIVE-ANALYSIS.md | Positioning vs the official ServiceNow MCP Server Console: comparison, where it structurally lags, the Phase 9 boost plan, and platform risks |
| IMPLEMENTATION-PLAN.md | Detailed specs for the upcoming phases (harness 2.0, multi-instance, flow testing) |
| DONE.md / TODO.md | Completed work with commit refs / remaining decisions |
| WORKLOG.md / CHANGELOG.md | Detailed work journal / user-facing changelog |
| CONTRIBUTING.md / SECURITY.md | Dev setup, gates and conventions / security model and reporting |
servicenow-mcp-ai is an independent, community-built project. It is not
affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by ServiceNow, Inc.
"ServiceNow", the ServiceNow logo, "Now", and related marks are trademarks or registered trademarks of ServiceNow, Inc. in the United States and other countries. They are used in this project's name and documentation only nominatively — to identify the platform this software interoperates with — and no affiliation or endorsement is implied. All other product names and marks are the property of their respective owners.
This project is licensed under the MIT License; that license covers the source code and does not grant any rights to use the ServiceNow trademarks.
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