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How to Create New ACL

instance
Tera Contributor

I need to Create ACL of Contact so when agent click on create contact button they can be able to do that. i am new to ACL i dont know how to do this .can anyone help me?

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kumkumr
Tera Contributor

Create a New ACL in ServiceNow

  • Navigate to ACLs
  • In the Application Navigator, search for Access Control
  • Click System Security  ->Access Control (ACL)Step2 -> Create  a new ACL
  • Click new
  • Select the type 
  • Record – controls access to records (table-level)

  • Field – controls access to specific fields

  • Step 3
  • For Record ACL

    • Type: Record

    • Operation: Read / Write / Create / Delete

    • Name:

      • Table name (example: Incident)

      • Use * for all tables (example: incident.*)

      • For Field ACL

        • Type: Field

        • Operation: Read / Write

        • Name: table_name.field_name(example: incident.short_description)

    • Step 4 Set Security Conditions
    • Roles(Add required roles (example: itil))
    • Condition its Optional 
    •  Save and submit

     

 

Hi @kumkumr,

 

strange this get kudoed so fast after posting for a question from 2022 :)))))

 

it's a but inaccurate and I believe that your AI tool forgot to mention that security admin is required and for the wildcard, are you sure it's that simple? ;)) There's step 2, 3 and step 4, what is the steps 1? :)))

 

Can you vouch for the content you share? i'was it written by you or source is missing...?

 

Thanks for your answer.


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Prathmeshda
Tera Guru
  • Admins have a Delete ACL that grants access to delete all records.
  • Admins have a Read ACL that grants access to all records.
  • Users have a Read ACL that grants access to only their own records, or those records of Users for which they are a Manager.
  • Admins have a Write ACL that grants access to all records.
  • Admins have a single field level Write ACL to prevent others from updating that field.
  • Users have a WRITE ACL that grants access to records of Users for which they are a Manager (but not their own).