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In the password reset request table, what happen to the In Progress status?

JLeong
Mega Sage

Hi guys!

 

In the password reset request table, what happen to the 'In Progress' status? Do we need to change these to 'false'.

 

Thank you!

 

 

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GlideFather
Tera Patron

Hi @JLeong,

 

I guess that will be automatically deactivated after some period of time.

 

Imagine the process:

  • Password reset has started,
  • User didn't complete the steps
    • State is In Progress
  • Defined time frame has passed (e.g. 10 min, 1 day, ... i don't know the exact period)
    • State is Cancelled and request inactive

Do you have any more details we could inspect together?

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vignesh parthib
Tera Guru

Hi @JLeong 

 

when the password reset request reaches a final state — such as Success, Failed (e.g., verification or system error), Cancelled (user cancels or abandons), or Expired (if timeout logic is implemented).
🔹 ServiceNow automatically sets Active = false in these cases.

when the password reset request is in an intermediate state — including New (just created), In Progress (user verifying or system processing), Waiting for Verification (user action pending), Verification Complete (ready to reset), or Resetting Password (password being updated).
🔹 These states mean the request is still ongoing and not yet finalized.

 

Thanks,
Vignesh
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Ankur Bawiskar
Tera Patron
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@JLeong 

it means user is still in working through steps to reset

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Ankur
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@JLeong 

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If my response helped please mark it correct and close the thread so that it benefits future readers.

Regards,
Ankur
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