Can we create change tasks in Standard change template in scheduled state
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11-14-2023 08:55 AM
Hi Community,
I'm creating a standard change template it also consists of change tasks templates, but the catch here is I want to create two change tasks once the change is in New state and the remaining 3 tasks once the change moves to Scheduled state is it possible to create change tasks in the above way in Standard change template. any help appreciated.
@Ankur Bawiskar any help sir?
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11-14-2023 12:20 PM
HI @shivakumarp
Yes this is possible , and you can use the flow/ workflow for this. You need to modify the OOTB workflow.
https://INSTANCENAME.service-now.com/workflow_ide.do?sysparm_nostack=true&sysparm_use_polaris=false
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03-19-2024 01:35 AM
the change task from the proposed template are all created at one by the BR "Create Standard Change Tasks" on change_request
there is also the Flow for implementation step "Change - Standard - Implement"
you would need to update the BR, actually the script include StdChangeUtils.createChangeTasks() to create only eg tasks with a task type = planning
and then create your own flow "Change - Standard -Scheduled" to create the tasks for scheduled state.
You can also just focus on this flow to create the new tasks if you do not have so many standard changes types and hardcode it there, will be easier but the tasks would be just int he flow not in the templates so not a good solution.