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‎11-10-2021 07:51 AM
Hello,
I have enabled the VIP flag on the user record in ServiceNow and I am in need of some assistance with marking the flag as True for some users. I would prefer not to have to go through and manually check this flag if I can avoid it. How can I go about marking the VIP flag as True for a user based on their title on the user record? For instance, if a users Title is Territory Manager, I want their VIP flag to be set as True. I have included a small screenshot from our user record in ServiceNow.
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‎11-10-2021 08:11 AM
If you are looking to update the checkbox for VIP to be 'true' for users already in the instance, I would do it this way:
- Go to the System Security -> Users and add "VIP" field to the list view
- Filter the list by "Title contains Territory Manager"
- Check ALL users in the filtered list (scroll to bottom of list and check the final checkbox on bottom left to check ALL checkboxes)
- Right click a column header and choose "Update Selected"
- Change VIP to "True" on the next screen and then Update - This will update the VIP field for each checked user at once.
- Review the list view and make sure VIP is "true" for all these users
This will update all selected records on the users table to VIP = True (or checked). You can update multiple records at once on any table using this method. Some fields may not allow updating via this method, but most boolean or yes/no type fields will.
Please mark this response as correct and/or helpful if it assisted you with your question.
Steven
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‎11-10-2021 08:07 AM
How are your users imported/created?
If this is done via an LDAP or Azure type of integration, you could do this in the transform map with a field script.
If you add users manually, or via some other process, you could write a business rule on the sys_user table to run on insert OR update, and if the title is one which should be flagged as a VIP, then update that checkbox value.
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‎11-10-2021 08:11 AM
They are imported via Azure.
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‎11-10-2021 08:16 AM
If I recall correctly, with an Azure integration, the users are 'pushed' from Azure to Servicenow. The configuration is a bit of a 'black box', so there isn't much to do in the way of configuration- i.e no transform map. I could be wrong, though
So, I would likely approach this using a business rule, as I mentioned in my previous response.
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‎11-10-2021 08:11 AM
If you are looking to update the checkbox for VIP to be 'true' for users already in the instance, I would do it this way:
- Go to the System Security -> Users and add "VIP" field to the list view
- Filter the list by "Title contains Territory Manager"
- Check ALL users in the filtered list (scroll to bottom of list and check the final checkbox on bottom left to check ALL checkboxes)
- Right click a column header and choose "Update Selected"
- Change VIP to "True" on the next screen and then Update - This will update the VIP field for each checked user at once.
- Review the list view and make sure VIP is "true" for all these users
This will update all selected records on the users table to VIP = True (or checked). You can update multiple records at once on any table using this method. Some fields may not allow updating via this method, but most boolean or yes/no type fields will.
Please mark this response as correct and/or helpful if it assisted you with your question.
Steven