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Our annual #BuildWith Challenge is back for the 4th year, and we can’t wait to see what you create using ServiceNow Build Agent. Build Agent is Now Assist’s agentic AI tool designed to do all the heavy lifting of building  a fully featured ServiceNow application via natural language. #BuildWithBuildAgent is your chance to vibe code with ServiceNow and see just how fast you can build an amazing app! 

 

Join the challenge to get recognized and inspire the ServiceNow Community with what you can build using Build Agent. 

 

Complete the Challenge

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What is Build Agent? 

 

ServiceNow Build Agent is a smart AI tool that helps you build, edit, and deploy full-stack applications via a conversational interface. It’s designed to support developers of all backgrounds, whether you're just starting out or a veteran of the platform. 

 

Build Agent is what we’ve been calling an accelerating tool; it accelerates your build process so you can bring ideas to life faster. It writes the code, organizes your files, fixes errors as it goes, and takes care of both the core logic and the user interface components. 

 

Just describe a task using natural language, and the agent manages the entire build process. 

 

Why Join the #BuildWithBuildAgent Challenge? 

 

  • Get hands-on with ServiceNow’s innovative agentic AI tool 
  • Inspire others by sharing what you built 
  • Earn recognition in the Community

 

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How to Participate: 

 

  1. Get Started: Go into your ServiceNow IDE in your instance. Once you have activated the Build Agent skill (pre-installed on Personal Developer Instances), you can create a new application or edit an existing ServiceNow IDE app using natural language prompts. Include the initial prompt that kicked off your Build Agent journey, and any standout prompts that helped bring your app to life. 
  2. Document: Share your experience with others by submitting a description (300 words or more), a quick video, or an infographic about your app on social media with the hashtag #BuildWithBuildAgent. 
  3. Share: Comment on this blog post and be sure to attach a link to your social post. Include a brief description of your experience using Build Agent!

 

For more information on how to get started, feel free to check out the FAQs at the bottom of this post or watch the video walkthrough below. 

 

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Getting Started with Build Agent 

 

Need help getting started? Check out the video below to learn how to get started with ServiceNow Build Agent and how to enter the #BuildWithBuildAgent Challenge. 

 

 

https://devlink.sn/EarlBuildWithBlog 

 

We’ve also compiled a helpful list of resources in our FAQs to help you get started. Explore how to participate, content creation tips, and more below. You can also access our #BuildWithBuildAgent toolkit for comprehensive guidance and best practices here. 

 

Still have questions? Our Community is here to support you every step of the way. Feel free to ask a question on this blog or our Now Assist forum. You can also reach out to us at buildwith@servicenow.com. Please note that response times may vary! 

 

Get started today and show us what you can build with Build Agent! 

 

 

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General FAQs

 

Where Do I Enter?  

 

To enter, please follow all official guidelines and submit your entry by replying to this Community blog post. Your response should include a description of what you created using Build Agent, along with a direct link to your social media post where you shared your creation! Make sure to include #BuildWithBuildAgent in your social media post to enter the challenge. 

 

How can I get started? 

 

Access Build Agent in Personal Development Instance on developer.servicenow.com and sign in or create a free account. Click "Request Instance," choose the latest release, and submit your request. You'll get a URL and admin credentials within minutes to start building. 

 

How many natural language prompts can I use? 

 

For this challenge, users with Now Assist for Creator licenses have no limit! For everyone else, your ServiceNow Instance will be limited to 25 prompts. PDIs on developer.servicenow.com have a limit of 10 prompts per instance. Want to keep building with Build Agent? Just back up your work, release your Personal Developer Instance, request a new one, and continue creating your application. 

 

Where and What Do I Post on Community?  

 

Post it right here! At the bottom of this blog, leave a comment with a link to your social post, along with a description of what you’ve built using Build Agent. 

 

Do You Have Any Tips for Content Creation? 

 

We have compiled resources to help guide you through the #BuildWithBuildAgent content creation process here! 

 

Where and What Do I Post on Social Media?  

 

You can post on any social media platform, whether it’s LinkedIn, YouTube, X, Instagram, or public forums such as Reddit or Stack Overflow. You’re also welcome to share what you built using Build Agent on a personal or company blog or website. Just make sure your post is publicly accessible and includes #BuildWithBuildAgent ! 

 

Here’s an example of a social post: 

 
 

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What if I Don’t Have Social Media or Don't Want to Post Publicly?  

 

Not to worry! Please send an email to BuildWith@servicenow.com, and we will contact you to redeem your swag.  

 

When Will I Receive My Swag?  

 

To receive swag, you must have completed the challenge by November 23, 9:00 AM PST, and placed your swag order no later than November 24th, 9:00 AM PST. Swag was available only while supplies lasted.

You can expect your swag to arrive in late January or early February. If you’re located outside the United States, please allow additional time for shipping. 

 

Do I Need to Fill Out a Submission Form?  

 

No submission form is required! Just follow the guidelines above and you’re good to go!  

 

How do I get featured in the App Gallery? 

 

Include the initial prompt that kicked off your Build Agent journey, and any standout prompts that helped bring your app to life. 

 

These prompts give us insight into your creative process and will help the team behind Build Agent choose which apps to showcase in the App Gallery. 

 

When Does the Challenge End?  

 

While the challenge officially concluded on November 24th, we welcome you to continue sharing your apps past this date. 

 

Who is Eligible to Enter the Challenge?  

 

We invite everyone aged 18 and above to join us! Whether you're an absolute beginner or an experienced developer, your contribution is valued! 

 

I Have a Problem Who Do I Reach Out to? 

 

Please comment directly on this blog or email buildwith@servicenow.com with #BuildWithBuildAgent Challenge in the subject line. Please refrain from emailing your entries to this address! We are monitoring the comments for your submissions.  

 

Do you have an example of what I should share on this Community blog?  

 

Yes! Here is an example for you. Be sure to include a link to your social media post! 

 

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Technical FAQs

 

What are the usage limits? 

 

For Personal Developer Instances (PDI), there is a limit of 10 prompts per instance per month. For customer instances that acquire Build Agent from the ServiceNow Store, there is a limit of 25 prompts per instance per month. For instances that are licensed for Now Assist for Creator, limits are based on your license. 

 

When are usage limits reset? 

 

PDI usage limits for Build Agent prompts reset every 30 days starting from the day on which the limit is set. 

 

What if I run out of usage or used all my prompts before this challenge? 

 

The limit is per instance, so you can elect to release your current PDI and request a new one, which will reset the usage count. Remember to back up any important work on your instance before you release it. 

 

How long can each prompt be? 

 

Very long. Feel free to be as simple or verbose as you want in each prompt. You can copy and paste large console logs, lengthy Product Requirement Documentation, or even huge error messages.  

 

What else does Build Agent handle besides writing the code? 

 

  • Compiling and validating source files 
  • Testing of its own files 
  • Pushing builds into the instance 

 

How does Build Agent differ from AI Agents or Agentic AI? 

 

While both names share “Agent,” Build Agent focuses on dev automation, whereas AI Agent (Agentic AI) focuses on task automation within workflows. Build Agent is an AI Agent. 

 

What are the limitations of Build Agent? 

 

Generally speaking, Build Agent is currently limited to the following abilities: 

 

  • ServiceNow Fluent via the ServiceNow SDK  
  • React based web components for user interfaces 

 

To see what ServiceNow metadata that Build Agent is able to create and edit on your behalf (like business rules, client scripts, tables, etc.), check out the documentation for Fluent here:

 

https://www.servicenow.com/docs/bundle/zurich-application-development/page/build/servicenow-sdk/conc... 

 

That means Build Agent’s scope is currently explicit. If it is not part of the Fluent SDK, then it cannot build it. But that also means that the capabilities of Build Agent are constantly growing as more and more metadata types are being added to the Fluent framework. 

 

What that will look like as you build your applications: Build Agent will elect to write scripted code instead of building a Flow Designer action or flow. Or another example: telling Build Agent to build something that it doesn’t have access to and forcing it to move forward despite this might cause it to build it a different way or simulate that it built it. 

 

Always remember that Build Agent is utilizing generative AI and can hallucinate. 

 

 

Where can I learn more about Build Agent and how to acquire it for my company? 

 

Read more about the product of Build Agent and Enterprise Vibe Coding at https://www.servicenow.com/products/vibe-coding.html#faq, including questions regarding governance and how Build Agent relates to App Engine. 

 

 

Terms and Conditions  

No purchase is necessary. #BuildWithBuildAgent Challenge is open only to individuals at least eighteen (18) years old at the time of entry. The Challenge begins November 12, 2025, at 10:00 a.m. Pacific Daylight Time ("PDT") and ends on November 24, 2025, at 11:59 p.m. PDT.  

Entrants must respond to the official forum with a 1) Screenshot, graphic, or video showing their app built using Build Agent or 2) a 300 minimum word description of the app they built with a screenshot using Build Agent AND entrants must post their video or blog into the ServiceNow Community Developer forum here AND share it on LinkedIn or Twitter with #BuildWithBuildAgent Challenge on their post AND the social media post will be linked to their forum post.   

The Submission must be your own, original work; The Submission must contain a relevant reason/response to the prompt of Build Agent; The Submission must meet the format and size requirements of the social platform used to enter; The Submission must conform with any applicable social media platform terms.  

The prize includes the official 2025 #BuildWithBuildAgent tote bag, while supplies last. The brand of tote bag may vary. Tote bag may take up to 4 weeks or longer to arrive once ordered. Approximate Retail Value (“ARV”): $10 USD.  

The ServiceNow Community reserves the right to access email data provided by the entrant in order to reach out to individuals who have completed the challenge. Entrants who have met the guidelines and have successfully completed the challenge will receive an email from ServiceNow with instructions on how to redeem the prize. International country restrictions will apply.  

Except where prohibited, participation in the Challenge constitutes each entrant's consent to use submission’s name, and photograph (including, without limitation, entrant’s Twitter and LinkedIn profile photo), voice, opinions and/or hometown and state for promotional purposes in any media, worldwide, without further payment or consideration. 

 
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Shalini_Singh
Tera Contributor

I’m excited to share CivicHub, the application I built for the #BuildWithBuildAgent challenge — a simplified Smart City service platform that allows citizens to interact with their local administration through a clean, modern digital experience.

This app was built almost entirely through natural-language prompts using ServiceNow’s Build Agent. The process felt intuitive, iterative, and incredibly fast.


What I Built with Build Agent

Citizen Experience Portal

The portal acts as a digital front door for city services, featuring:

  • A vibrant Smart City hero banner

  • A set of Quick Action cards:

    • Report Issue

    • Request Service

    • View Outages

    • Volunteer

    • City Announcements

    • Safety Alerts

  • Responsive layout with smooth visual transitions and clear iconography

  • A right-side City Announcements panel with priority labels and timestamps

The UI was generated, adjusted, and refined completely through conversational prompts.


Core Functional Components

Service Requests

  • “Report Issue” and “Request Service” actions create entries directly in the Incident table

  • Incidents follow the standard lifecycle automatically (assignment, SLA timers, notifications, etc.)

Custom Data Tables

Build Agent generated supporting tables with forms, lists, and sample records:

  • City Announcements

  • Outages

  • Volunteer Opportunities

  • Safety Alerts

Each includes fields, categories, and visual statuses designed through prompts.

Roles

  • Citizen → standard user

  • Mayor → mapped to system administrator

This allowed me to test two perspectives during the demo recording.


Automations & Logic

Without creating custom flows, Build Agent configured:

  • Mapped form inputs → Incident fields

  • Category-based routing

  • Auto-creation of sample records

  • Page navigation and widget linking

  • Form-to-portal action wiring

The simplicity of using OOTB processes helped keep everything lightweight, clean, and reliable.


UI + Styling

Some of the visual elements Build Agent generated based on prompts:

  • Gradient header with Smart City color palette

  • Rounded, shadowed action cards

  • Consistent spacing and typography

  • Color tags for announcement severity

  • Right-hand informational panel

Every change was achieved via conversational styling adjustments.


Demo Video

Demo video here on LinkedIn : CivicHub Demo Video 
Demo video on YouTube : CivicHub Demo Youtube 


Reflection

This challenge truly highlighted how natural it feels to build applications through conversation. Build Agent interpreted intent, generated structure, wired logic, corrected layouts, and helped refine the UI without writing traditional code.

It was a creatively empowering experience — and I encourage everyone to try building something and share the journey.

#BuildWithBuildAgent #SmartCity #CivicHub #ServiceNow #AIBuilder #DigitalGovernment #AppInnovation

 

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Christina Boe
Tera Contributor

Starting into the world of AI with a BANG! 🌋
See here my LinkedIn post: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/activity-7395454165264789504-sffW?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_...

 

I had truly a blast and was amazed by the results working through this year's challenge #BuildwithBuildAgent and can proudly present my prompt:

Create a ServiceNow application that helps users find recipes based on the ingredients they already have. The app should allow users to input their available ingredients and then display the Top 5 recipe recommendations ranked by the number of matching ingredients. After showing the recommendations, the app should ask the user whether they cooked one of the suggested recipes.

 

Key Features should include:

  1. Ingredient-Based Recipe Matching:

    • Users enter the ingredients they currently have.
    • The system compares these with stored recipe ingredient lists.
    • Display the Top 5 recipes with the highest match score.
  2. Post-Cooking Interaction:

    • After showing recommendations, ask the user if they cooked one of the suggested recipes.
    • Capture this feedback for reporting purposes.
  3. Dashboard & Reports:

    • Dashboard showing:
      • Most popular recipes (based on user selections).
      • Most frequently used ingredients.
    • Reports for usage analytics.
  4. Shopping List Generation:

    • After selecting a recipe, generate a mobile-friendly shopping list with missing ingredients.
    • Allow users to manually add items to the shopping list.
  5. Data Model:

    • Tables for:
      • Recipes (name, ingredients, popularity count).
      • Ingredients.
      • User interactions (selected recipes, cooked confirmation).
      • Shopping lists.
  6. Roles:

    • End User: Can search recipes, create shopping lists, and provide feedback.
    • Cook: Can manage recipes and ingredient lists.
  7. Automation:

    • Reduce manual work by automating:
      • Recipe ranking based on ingredient match.
      • Shopping list generation.
      • Dashboard updates.

Additional Requirements:

  • Mobile-friendly interface for shopping lists.
  • Ability to edit shopping lists manually.
  • Scalable design for adding more recipes and ingredients.

 

That generated the following application: “Get Me Fed - Match My Kitchen Ingredients to Recipes.”
🎯Goal: Enter what you have in your fridge, pantry, etc. → get Top 5 recipe recommendations based on the highest match rate → generate a mobile shopping list for missing items (with the option to add extras manually).

🎯What You Can Do Right Now:
🥕Find Recipes by Ingredients
🔍Enter ingredients you have (e.g., "chicken, rice, onion, garlic")
🤖Get intelligent recommendations with match percentages
🧾 See exactly which ingredients you have vs. need

Key Features include:
 Smart Ingredient Matching - Algorithm calculates % compatibility
 Top 5 Recommendations - Ranked by ingredient match + popularity
 Real-time Search - Instant recipe suggestions as you type
 Mobile-Friendly - Responsive design for any device
 Popularity Tracking - Business rules automatically track recipe usage
 Role-Based Security - End User & Cook roles configured

 

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M Shivani
Mega Sage

Hello everyone!

As part of the #BuildWithBuildAgent challenge, I built a complete "Sports Meet Management System" using the ServiceNow Build Agent. Everything - tables, logic, workflows, dashboards, and reports were created using simple natural language prompts, which made the development process fast and efficient.

 

Here is the link to LinkedIn posthttps://www.linkedin.com/posts/shivani-myadarapu-2abb83234_buildwithbuildagent-buildwithbuildagent-s... 


📊 Application Overview:
→ Designed to manage district-level sports competitions between colleges
→ Helps identify top players for State and National level tournaments
→ Built using only natural language instructions with Build Agent

Database Structure:
→ Colleges Table: Stores college details including district, state, and contact info
→ Events Table: Tracks event names, categories, dates, venues, and status
→ Participants Table: Registers athletes with references to colleges and events
→ Results Table: Records winners, runners, and performance details
→ Rankings Table: Auto-calculates points and generates rankings

🏆 Automated Points & Ranking System
Winner = 10 points
Runner-up = 5 points
Third place = 3 points
→ Points automatically assigned when results are submitted
→ Rankings update instantly for participants, colleges, and districts
→ Tracks qualification progress: District → State → National

📈 Dashboard & Analytics
KPI cards showing:
→ Total Colleges
→ Total Participants
→ Total Winners
→ State & National Qualifiers
→ Top Colleges Ranking based on total points
→ Top Participants list sorted by performance
→ District Performance comparison using total points
→ Event Management Workspace for easy access to all records

📊 Advanced Analytical Reports:

🏅 Winners by Sports Type
→ Shows winners across Track & Field, Swimming, Badminton, Basketball, Wrestling, etc.
→ Displays qualification level (District/State/National)
→ Provides a breakdown of performance by sport

📈 Player Progression Report
→ Visual funnel showing progress from District → State → National
→ Success rates and qualification percentages
→ Individual athlete progression paths and achievements

🚀 Built Entirely with Build Agent
→ Fully generated through natural language prompts
→ No manual coding required
→ Demonstrates how Build Agent simplifies and speeds up application development

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Ramya V
Kilo Sage


Hello Everyone,

As part of the #BuildWithBuildAgent, I built a complete “Placement Drive Manager Application” on the ServiceNow Platform using only natural language prompts.
This solution streamlines the end-to-end campus placement process for Students, TPOs, and Admin users.

🎓 Student Portal
View available placement drives
Automated eligibility validation (CGPA, batch, degree)
Submit applications and upload resumes
Track application status and round progress

👨‍💼 TPO Dashboard
Create and manage placement drives
Review and act on student applications
Monitor round-wise progress and results
Access placement analytics and summary metrics

⚙️ Technical Highlights
Built using Build Agent with natural language prompts
4 interconnected tables: Drives, Registrations, Rounds, Results
Eligibility Engine for automated student validation
Flow Designer for registration routing and round progression
Role-based access for Students, TPO, Panel, and Admin
React-based portal pages and dynamic UI widgets
Notifications for shortlisting, round updates, and offers

This Placement Drive Manager application automates the entire campus hiring lifecycle — from drive creation to student applications, eligibility checks, interview rounds, and final offers.
It provides a seamless experience for both Students and TPOs through dynamic portals, real-time validation, and automated workflows.

This demonstrates the speed and efficiency of building applications on the Now Platform using BuildAgent and intelligent no-code development capabilities.

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LinkedIn Post: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/ramya-vojjala-4941a3234_buildwithbuildagent-servicenow-buildwithbuild...

Lutfur Rahman
Tera Contributor

As part of the #BuildWithBuildAgent challenge, I used ServiceNow’s Build Agent to create a scoped application called Smart Asset Checkout & Auto-Return System, built entirely using natural language prompts. Below is a quick walkthrough of how I designed, built, and tested the solution on my Personal Developer Instance (PDI).

🔗 You can find my social post on LinkedIn here:
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/md-lutfur-rahman-baa7251b1_buildwithbuildagent-buildwithbuildagent-au...


🧠Define the App Concept

I wanted to address a common organizational challenge: tracking shared assets like laptops, peripherals, access cards, and equipment without spreadsheets or manual follow-ups. My goal was to build:

  • A simple request form for asset checkout

  • Automated approval based on availability

  • A backend table to track checkout/return history

  • Automated email reminders for due returns

  • A single-click “Return Asset” action

  • A dashboard showing available, checked out, and overdue assets

The idea was to create a lightweight alternative to CMDB for end-user asset management — fast, simple, and fully automated.


💬Prompt Build Agent

I used prompts like:

“Create an application with tables for Assets and Asset Checkout Requests.”
“Add logic to auto-approve requests when an asset is available.”
“On approval, assign the asset and update its status to Checked Out.”
“Create a scheduled email reminder for upcoming return dates.”
“Add a Return Asset UI action that resets the asset to Available.”
“Build a dashboard with charts for asset status and overdue items.”

With each prompt, Build Agent generated the components instantly — tables, fields, business rules, notifications, scheduled jobs, and dashboards.


🚀Experience Using Build Agent

The process was incredibly smooth. What normally takes hours was done in minutes. I loved how Build Agent understood the intent behind each instruction and created functional logic without needing any manual configuration. This challenge really highlighted how AI can accelerate real use-case solutions on ServiceNow.

Excited to continue exploring more with Build Agent!

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SilentKnight
Tera Explorer

🚀 Excited to share my submission for the #BuildWithBuildAgent Challenge!

 

I just completed a full end-to-end application called CMDB Relationship Blueprint Generator — an AI-powered tool that transforms natural language descriptions into fully structured CMDB relationship blueprints.

 

Here’s a glimpse of the chat UI in action 👇

 

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🌟 What the app does:
✔️ Understands natural-language descriptions of applications or services
✔️ Automatically identifies servers, databases, APIs, integrations, and dependencies
✔️ Creates missing CI records in the CMDB
✔️ Builds accurate relationships between components
✔️ Generates a clean, visual blueprint ready for CMDB teams
✔️ All through a modern, interactive chat-style interface

 

How I built it
I used a single Build Agent prompt to generate the core of the application.
Here’s the exact prompt I used:

 

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🧠 How it works:

  • Uses now.ai.Completions.generate() for intelligent parsing

  • Custom Script Include (CRBG_Engine) orchestrates all logic

  • REST-enabled Blueprint table for extensibility

  • A responsive, modern chat UI built with a clean, minimal design

  • Real-time feedback, loading states, and intent understanding

This app was built as part of the #BuildWithBuildAgent Challenge, and I’m honestly impressed by how quickly full-stack apps come to life using conversational development on the Now Platform.

Whether you describe something simple like:

 

“Web app with React frontend, Node.js API, MySQL DB, and Redis cache”

…or a full enterprise system — the agent instantly analyzes it and generates the blueprint. 

 

🔥 Innovation + CMDB + AI + UX = a fun build!

 

#ServiceNow #BuildAgents #NowPlatform #CMDB #AI #Innovation #FullStackDevelopment #BuildWithBuildAgent #Automation #ITOperations

📩 Since I didn’t want to post my entry publicly on social media for the challenge redemption, I have also emailed the BuildWith team directly as instructed.

ShreyaN50200787
Tera Contributor

Completed the #BuildWithBuildAgent Challenge! – Vendor Verify Application

Hello Everyone,
I’m thrilled to share that I’ve successfully completed the #BuildWithBuildAgent Challenge, and the overall experience was exceptional! A huge thanks to the ServiceNow team for enabling developers to build powerful apps faster than ever.

The Build Agent inside ServiceNow App Engine Studio truly changes the way we build. With just a well-crafted prompt, I was able to generate a fully functional, end-to-end Third-Party Risk Management application in minutes!
This is innovation at its best—faster development, cleaner automation, and incredible efficiency.


 App Name: Vendor Verify – Third-Party Risk Management

  • Purpose: Automate vendor onboarding, risk assessment, compliance tracking & lifecycle reviews
  • LinkedIn Post Link: 

 


Application Summary

Vendor Verify is designed to simplify and automate the entire third-party vendor management process.
From onboarding vendors to calculating their risk scores, scheduling reviews, tracking compliance, and managing renewals—everything is handled digitally, intelligently, and automatically.

Built using modern ServiceNow components and AI-powered development, the app eliminates manual vendor management activities and brings full transparency into organizational risk.


 Key Features

 Automated Risk Assessment

  • Weighted scoring across 5 risk categories: financial, operational, security, compliance, reputation

  • Auto-updates the vendor’s final risk level

 Review Scheduling

  • Smart scheduling based on risk level changes

  • Auto-creates periodic review tasks

  • Contract renewal reviews scheduled 6 months before expiration

 Notification Engine

  • Daily checks for overdue & upcoming reviews

  • Alerts for high-risk or non-compliant vendors

Vendor Lifecycle Management

  • Vendor profile with 20+ fields

  • Activation, compliance status, contract tracking


 Business Impact

Automated Vendor Vetting – saves time and eliminates manual work
Ensures Regulatory Compliance – structured reviews, audit trails
Accurate Risk Assessments – powered by automated scoring
Timely Notifications – prevents overdue reviews & missed renewals
Improved Governance – centralized vendor visibility
Full Audit Trails – transparency for audits & leadership reporting


Completing this challenge with #BuildWithBuildAgent has been an inspiring learning experience.
Excited to continue exploring the future of AI-powered development with ServiceNow! 🚀

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SriharshaYe
Mega Sage

 

Hello Everyone,

As part of the #BuildWithBuildAgent challenge, I’m thrilled to share that I’ve built a custom scoped application —“LifeLink – Emergency Donor & Response Management System”.

A life-saving application built entirely through natural language commands.


1. Application Overview

LifeLink is a centralized emergency donor-management solution that streamlines the complete process — from urgent resource requests to donor matching, response tracking, and real-time analytics.

It automates high-priority scenarios, ensuring that the right volunteer donor is identified and reached within the required time.


2. Database Structure

  • Donor Table – Stores volunteer donor details, compatibility information, and availability status.

  • Request Table – Records urgent and scheduled resource requests from partner organizations.

  • Donor Response Table – Logs donor responses (accepted/declined/unavailable).

  • Organization Table – Maintains hospital/organization profiles and contact details.


3. Dashboard Analytics

Focused, actionable insights displayed through a real-time dashboard:

  • Total & Active Request Counts – Live visibility into ongoing and pending emergency cases.

  • Available Donor Statistics – Compatibility-wise availability and readiness insights.

  • Response Rate Calculations – Tracks donor responsiveness and fulfillment success rates.

  • Recent Activity Feed – Real-time stream of new requests, responses, and important updates.


🔥 Key Features

  • Real-time emergency dashboard

  • 🙌 Donor registration & availability management

  • 🏥 Request processing & tracking

  • 🤖 Automated compatibility-based donor matching

  • 📱 Instant notifications & response monitoring

  • 📊 Live statistics & full analytical reporting

LifeLink aims to drastically reduce response time for critical emergency needs by helping organizations instantly identify the nearest compatible donors.

This challenge was a great hands-on way to explore the power of AI-driven app development and how Build Agent accelerates innovation on ServiceNow.🚀

📝 Note:
The community restricts the use of the word . so the application name “BloodLink” has been temporarily presented as “LifeLink” in this post.

LinkedIn Post : https://www.linkedin.com/posts/yelugusriharsha19_buildwithbuildagent-buildwithbuildagent-servicenow-...


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mounika_bylpli
Tera Explorer

Wrapped up my demo for the #BuildWithBuildAgent challenge! 🚀
Using natural language prompts, I built an ACL Dashboard that provides deep insights into system-level access controls—without writing a single line of code.

Here’s what it does:
Scoped dashboard to analyze ACL permissions across tables and fields
User access visibility—quickly see how many users have read/write/create/delete access
Actionable insights—track and revoke unnecessary access with ease
Smart search by table or field name

No setup. No code. Just prompts.
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alexbt1639
Tera Contributor

When the ServiceNow Build Agent was released, one of my first instincts was to see how far I could push it with a real-world, multi-system business process, something complex, interconnected, and outside the normal IT workflows we all tend to build. I decided to base the experiment on a passion project of mine: designing the operational system for a small brewpub. #BuildWithBuildAgent

 

The question I wanted to answer was simple:
"Can the Build Agent take a set of requirements and generate a functional, end-to-end application for an industry that’s not traditionally represented in ServiceNow?"

 

Defining the Concept

I started by describing the core brewing workflow, from recipe development to fermentation, packaging, and taproom sales. I fed the Build Agent structured prompts that outlined the business processes, data points, and user roles that a brewhouse would actually need. This included:

* Recipe storage with versioning
* Batch creation and brew scheduling
* Fermentation tracking and gravity logs
* Inventory for malt, hops, yeast, adjuncts, etc
* Packaging runs for kegs and cans
* Keg availability for the taproom
* Waste logs and maintenance records
* Basic compliance snapshots
* Role-based views for brewers, the owner, inventory lead, bar manager, and accountant

 

What the Build Agent Produced

The Build Agent generated a complete scoped application design, including:

* A fully mapped data model with all tables and relationships
* Suggested fields, dictionary attributes, and record structures
* Flow Designer automation patterns for production workflows
* ACL and role guidance based on real brewhouse responsibilities
* A modern Workspace layout with components like tank status cards, calendar scheduling, inventory indicators, and keg availability views

 

It didn’t just produce fragments, it produced a blueprint for an entire operational system. The Workspace portion was especially impressive, laying out dashboards, quick actions, navigation, and persona-specific pages that mirrored how an actual brewhouse team would move through their day.

 

Why This Was Worth Doing

The experiment showed me how quickly the Build Agent can translate a domain-specific set of requirements into a structured, implementable application. It kept the design consistent, connected, and grounded in best practices while allowing me to explore a concept far outside the typical enterprise use cases.

 

For anyone considering using Build Agent for nontraditional workflows (or just testing its limits) this was a fun and surprisingly practical project.

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