Subscription Management Custom Tables and Applications mapping to subscriptions
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3 weeks ago
Hi there, I'm setting up subscription management and have unmapped custom tables and applications. However when I go to map them, not only are there no suggestions but the tables and or applications are not showing either. I attempted to follow the directions in this article:
But this option from the article does now exist
- Select Map missing tables from custom table inventory list.
- If the Custom Table Inventory list is in the default view, select Custom Table Inventory > View > Subscription Entitlement.In the Subscription column, you can see which product subscriptions each of your custom tables are mapped to.
Anyone have any suggestions?
Thanks
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2 weeks ago
Working with subscription data outside the standard ServiceNow tables can get messy fast, so keeping everything tied together with clean relationships feels essential. I try to map each custom table to a clear purpose—contracts, products, usage—so reporting stays predictable. I find that a lightweight application with scripted automation helps reduce manual updates and keeps renewals, expirations, and ownership changes in sync across the platform.