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2 weeks ago
Hi Community,
I have a scenario where certain business managers (non-ITIL users) need the ability to view incidents in ServiceNow without being granted the ITIL role. These users:
- Do not need to create, update, or assign incidents.
- Only require read-only access to specific types of incidents (based on conditions such as assignment group, category, or other filters).
- Should be able to view the form details and work notes but not perform any actions.
I’d like to achieve this without modifying the standard incident ACLs tied to ITIL.
I also noticed that:
- I don’t see any SNC-internal role available.
- The sn_read_only role is also not helpful in this case.
Questions:
- What is the recommended way to grant incident read-only access to a custom role (non-ITIL)?
- Should I clone the incident ACLs and adjust conditions for the new role?
- Is there a better approach (e.g., data policies, UI view restrictions, or reporting-only access) for such use cases?
Appreciate any guidance or best practices from those who’ve implemented a similar requirement.
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2 weeks ago
Hi @Kumar54
- The sn_read_only role is also not helpful in this case.
Any reason why?
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Dr. Atul G. - Learn N Grow Together
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2 weeks ago
I dont see any role like
sn_incident_read
sn_incident_write
in our instance
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2 weeks ago
Hi @Kumar54 ,
You should install ITSM roles -plugin to instance to see thse roles.
Regards,
Nikhil Bajaj
Regards,
Nikhil Bajaj
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2 weeks ago
Hi @Kumar54
It must be available OOTB. If not, as recommended by @Nikhil Bajaj9 , install the ITSM role plugins.
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Hi @Kumar54
Did you install the ITSM role?
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Dr. Atul G. - Learn N Grow Together
ServiceNow Techno - Functional Trainer
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