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05-02-2025 06:02 AM
In the Employee Service Center, we want for users to be able to submit Tuition Reimbursement Requests. This will be a particular type of HR Service / Case. Is there a "Question Type" or other straightforward way to collect a signature from the user BEFORE he submits the actual request? (I'm not seeing anything.)
Or does it have to be a TASK assigned to the user after the Case is submitted? A screenshot or example would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
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05-04-2025 08:28 AM
You can create a Catalog Client Script that will prompt the user to sign before the form can be submitted. ServiceNow doesn’t have a native “signature” field type in the Service Catalog, but you can implement a Signature Pad by utilizing a custom widget or integrating with a third-party service.
Here’s how you could approach this:
Create a new field in the Service Catalog form (e.g., a Checkbox field or a Custom Signature Pad field).
Use a Catalog Client Script to enforce the signature requirement:
In the script, check whether the user has provided a signature.
If not, prevent submission and prompt the user to sign.
You can achieve the signature collection via a widget using something like jQuery or other libraries to allow the user to draw on the form.
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Uday Rathore
ServiceNow Developer
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/uday-rathore049/
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You can create a Catalog Client Script that will prompt the user to sign before the form can be submitted. ServiceNow doesn’t have a native “signature” field type in the Service Catalog, but you can implement a Signature Pad by utilizing a custom widget or integrating with a third-party service.
Here’s how you could approach this:
Create a new field in the Service Catalog form (e.g., a Checkbox field or a Custom Signature Pad field).
Use a Catalog Client Script to enforce the signature requirement:
In the script, check whether the user has provided a signature.
If not, prevent submission and prompt the user to sign.
You can achieve the signature collection via a widget using something like jQuery or other libraries to allow the user to draw on the form.
If my response proves useful, please indicate its helpfulness by selecting " Accept as Solution" and " Helpful." This action benefits both the community and me.
Regards
Uday Rathore
ServiceNow Developer
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/uday-rathore049/