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01-28-2025 07:27 AM
Hello,
We are looking at configuring the 'Business Service Status' widget to track Outages, Planned Maintenance etc.
Within this, when you open a Business Service, it gives you the option to Subscribe to updates using the Service Status Subscription widget.
How does this work? Ideally, if someone clicks subscribe I want them to get an email notification whenever an Outage is added to a Business Service they are Subscribed to.
Thanks,
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01-29-2025 08:37 AM
@MichaelCreatura OOTB it will work.
You can try to test this Scenario.
- First subscribed the service which you want to get notification on it.
- Create outage record by selecting that service and only enter begin date and save it. you will get the notification related to that service.
Note: If you don't subscribe before the outage begin or end then you wont receive the notification.
Let me know if you have any further question for me.
Thanks,
Harsh

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01-29-2025 07:24 AM
@MichaelCreatura When you click on subscribe to update button it generate records in "m2m_sp_status_subscription" table,
You can use this table and build notification on insert operation. this table contains user data as well as CIs data.
Thanks,
Harsh
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01-29-2025 07:36 AM
Hello, @Harsh Vardhan is this not configured OOTB? It seems strange that ServiceNow have developed the widget OOTB but yet not the back-end configuration to manage the notifications. Unless I'm missing something? Thanks.

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01-29-2025 08:37 AM
@MichaelCreatura OOTB it will work.
You can try to test this Scenario.
- First subscribed the service which you want to get notification on it.
- Create outage record by selecting that service and only enter begin date and save it. you will get the notification related to that service.
Note: If you don't subscribe before the outage begin or end then you wont receive the notification.
Let me know if you have any further question for me.
Thanks,
Harsh