Questions re: Licensing
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‎03-28-2017 07:35 PM
Hi All,
I have a few questions regarding licensing in ServiceNow.
1. is there a list to download or a way to find out which roles (OOB) that consume fulfiller license and/or approval license?
2. We have given certain users the facilities_read role. We also have given them a second role in order to restrict their read/write access through ACLs. Does the facilities_read role count a fulfiller license, or does the new role count as a fulfiller license because we have used it in read/write ACLs to the facilities table?
Thanks for your help
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‎03-28-2017 09:51 PM
Hi Martin,
First of all I admit, I'm not the right person to answer your question.
But just thought that I might help you a bit by pointing you out toward couples of threads regarding related queries. Hope these threads might add some value understanding your queries.
1. What user roles count as a license?
I hope this helps.Please mark correct/helpful based on impact
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‎03-28-2017 09:54 PM
Hi Martin,
Your ServiceNow account manager would be the best person to give an answer. However, just for your info, most ServiceNow products are licensed per user. There are three user types.
- Requesters: can submit requests and manage their own requests, access public pages, take surveys, and use live feed and chat. Requesters are typically end-users who access the instance through an employee self-service portal. Requesters have no associated roles.
- Approvers: can perform all requester actions and view or modify requests directed to the approver. Approvers have the approver_user role, but no other roles.
- Fulfillers: can access all functionality based on assigned roles. Fulfillers have one or more roles other than the approver_user role.
Thanks,
SR