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11-29-2022 01:13 PM
Our current process has all changes reviewed, managed, implemented by our team. It would be desirable to enable the business stakeholder/data owner to implement low risk changes (e.g. simple configuration changes) using out of the box functionality.
Has anyone started/implemented this or similar functionality?
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11-30-2022 11:19 AM
Jason,
The ITIL license has many roles included with it. To your point, Change_Manager, is an example of one of those roles included in the ITIL license which provides a subset of capabilities. But this still requires an ITIL license.

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11-29-2022 01:34 PM
Hi jboudi,
In ServiceNow, you may use the "Standard change" template for such approved changes, but your users will still need to have the itil role in order to be able to manage/update these changes.
JP
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11-30-2022 10:57 AM
Hey JP,
I'm very new to ServiceNow and actually just finished the ServiceNow Fundamental Online course (so I have little knowledge, less experience, but a lot of drive/desire). From the course, it seemed like it could be possible to delegate a subset of the itil role capabilities to specific groups/users.
Thanks again for the response.
Regards,
Jason
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11-30-2022 11:19 AM
Jason,
The ITIL license has many roles included with it. To your point, Change_Manager, is an example of one of those roles included in the ITIL license which provides a subset of capabilities. But this still requires an ITIL license.