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Examples for the below. Put some more focus/light on this.
Business Capabilities
Business Application
Application Services
Service Instance
Application
Technology Management Services
Technology Management Service Offering
Business Service
Business Service Offering
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Please find the below details:-
1. Business Capabilities
What it answers: What the business is able to do
Level: Strategy / outcome‑focused (business language)
Definition:
Business capabilities describe stable, high‑level abilities an organization must have to achieve its objectives—independent of how they’re implemented.
Examples:
- Order Management
- Customer Support
- Inventory Management
- Payments Processing
2. Business Application
What it answers: Which application supports a business capability
Level: Business ↔ IT bridge
Definition:
A business application is a logical application entity that supports one or more business capabilities.
Examples:
- SAP Order Management → supports Order Management
- Salesforce Service Cloud → supports Customer Support
- Magento Admin → supports Catalog Management
3. Application (Logical Application)
What it answers: What software product or solution is being used
Level: IT ownership / logical design
Definition:
An application represents the logical software solution, often vendor‑provided or custom‑built.
Examples:
- SAP S/4HANA
- Salesforce
- ServiceNow ITSM
- Magento
Difference from Business Application:
- Business Application = business view
- Application = IT/system view
Often mapped 1:1, but not always.
4. Application Services
What it answers: What services the application provides
Level: Functional / service design
Definition:
Application services represent specific functions or services delivered by an application.
Examples (from SAP):
- Order Processing Service
- Invoice Generation Service
- Returns Processing Service
5. Service Instance
What it answers: Which running environment is delivering the service
Level: Runtime / environment‑specific
Definition:
A service instance is a specific deployed instance of an application service in a given environment.
Examples:
- SAP Order Processing – Production
- SAP Order Processing – UAT
- Salesforce Service – APAC Prod
6. Technology Management Services
What it answers: What IT does to manage technology
Level: Internal IT services
Definition:
Technology management services describe IT operational services that manage or support technology components.
Examples:
- Database Management
- Server Operations
- Backup & Restore
- Network Monitoring
7. Technology Management Service Offering
What it answers: What is specifically offered under a technology service
Level: Service catalog / fulfillment
Definition:
A service offering is a consumable variation of a technology management service.
Examples:
- Database Management – Oracle (Production)
- Database Management – MySQL (Non‑Prod)
- Cloud VM Hosting – Linux
8. Business Service
What it answers: What service the business delivers to customers
Level: Customer / business-facing
Definition:
A business service represents an end‑to‑end service delivered to customers or internal business users, enabled by multiple applications and technologies.
Examples:
- Online Order Fulfillment
- Customer Support Service
- Digital Payments Service
9. Business Service Offering
What it answers: Different variants of a business service
Level: Business differentiation / SLAs
Definition:
A business service offering is a specific option or tier of a business service, often with different SLAs, prices, or features.
Examples:
- Online Order Fulfillment – Standard Delivery
- Online Order Fulfillment – Express Delivery
- Customer Support – Premium Support (24×7)
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A great source with a variety of examples is in Best Practices https://mynow.servicenow.com/now/best-practices/assets/csdm-data-model-examples
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3 weeks ago
Hello @JagadishwarB,
Check this CSDM assets in SN Best Practices:
CSDM Data Model Examples: https://mynow.servicenow.com/now/best-practices/assets/csdm-data-model-examples
CSDM Product Views: https://mynow.servicenow.com/now/best-practices/assets/csdm-product-views
Thanks,
Alessandro
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Hi @JagadishwarB,
have you tried to search the Docs? this seems to be easy to search on your own, eventually check the Community, e.g. Types of Services CSDM
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Please find the below details:-
1. Business Capabilities
What it answers: What the business is able to do
Level: Strategy / outcome‑focused (business language)
Definition:
Business capabilities describe stable, high‑level abilities an organization must have to achieve its objectives—independent of how they’re implemented.
Examples:
- Order Management
- Customer Support
- Inventory Management
- Payments Processing
2. Business Application
What it answers: Which application supports a business capability
Level: Business ↔ IT bridge
Definition:
A business application is a logical application entity that supports one or more business capabilities.
Examples:
- SAP Order Management → supports Order Management
- Salesforce Service Cloud → supports Customer Support
- Magento Admin → supports Catalog Management
3. Application (Logical Application)
What it answers: What software product or solution is being used
Level: IT ownership / logical design
Definition:
An application represents the logical software solution, often vendor‑provided or custom‑built.
Examples:
- SAP S/4HANA
- Salesforce
- ServiceNow ITSM
- Magento
Difference from Business Application:
- Business Application = business view
- Application = IT/system view
Often mapped 1:1, but not always.
4. Application Services
What it answers: What services the application provides
Level: Functional / service design
Definition:
Application services represent specific functions or services delivered by an application.
Examples (from SAP):
- Order Processing Service
- Invoice Generation Service
- Returns Processing Service
5. Service Instance
What it answers: Which running environment is delivering the service
Level: Runtime / environment‑specific
Definition:
A service instance is a specific deployed instance of an application service in a given environment.
Examples:
- SAP Order Processing – Production
- SAP Order Processing – UAT
- Salesforce Service – APAC Prod
6. Technology Management Services
What it answers: What IT does to manage technology
Level: Internal IT services
Definition:
Technology management services describe IT operational services that manage or support technology components.
Examples:
- Database Management
- Server Operations
- Backup & Restore
- Network Monitoring
7. Technology Management Service Offering
What it answers: What is specifically offered under a technology service
Level: Service catalog / fulfillment
Definition:
A service offering is a consumable variation of a technology management service.
Examples:
- Database Management – Oracle (Production)
- Database Management – MySQL (Non‑Prod)
- Cloud VM Hosting – Linux
8. Business Service
What it answers: What service the business delivers to customers
Level: Customer / business-facing
Definition:
A business service represents an end‑to‑end service delivered to customers or internal business users, enabled by multiple applications and technologies.
Examples:
- Online Order Fulfillment
- Customer Support Service
- Digital Payments Service
9. Business Service Offering
What it answers: Different variants of a business service
Level: Business differentiation / SLAs
Definition:
A business service offering is a specific option or tier of a business service, often with different SLAs, prices, or features.
Examples:
- Online Order Fulfillment – Standard Delivery
- Online Order Fulfillment – Express Delivery
- Customer Support – Premium Support (24×7)
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A great source with a variety of examples is in Best Practices https://mynow.servicenow.com/now/best-practices/assets/csdm-data-model-examples
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Hello @JagadishwarB,
Check this CSDM assets in SN Best Practices:
CSDM Data Model Examples: https://mynow.servicenow.com/now/best-practices/assets/csdm-data-model-examples
CSDM Product Views: https://mynow.servicenow.com/now/best-practices/assets/csdm-product-views
Thanks,
Alessandro
