In the password reset request table, what happen to the In Progress status?
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10-06-2025 06:35 AM
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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10-06-2025 06:46 AM
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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10-06-2025 06:57 AM
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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10-06-2025 07:00 AM
it means user is still in working through steps to reset
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Ankur
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10-06-2025 07:31 AM
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Ankur
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