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‎03-29-2017 10:38 PM
Hi,
I would like to use PowerShell to create automaticly an ticket in ServiceNow. I have read that i need a ServiceNow-module
in order to access ServiceNow from Powershell.
Where can i get a ServiceNow-module?
Greetings,
Peter Kiers
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‎03-30-2017 02:18 AM
Yes, what I pointed you out was the REST API which provides a way to access from externally the ServiceNow instance and do operations:
Getting started with the REST API
With REST API you can create/delete/query tables in ServiceNow. The REST API Explorer is there to help you understand how to it works, and still our docs show all available methods for a table for example:
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‎03-30-2017 01:58 AM
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‎03-30-2017 02:06 AM
No, what i would like is to create a powershell script and after execute it it will create a new ticket in ServiceNow.
But how can you access the ServiceNow functions with Powershell ? I have learned that you need a servicenow
module which has all the functions of servicenow. But where can i get that module? Greetings, Peter Kiers
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‎03-30-2017 02:18 AM
Yes, what I pointed you out was the REST API which provides a way to access from externally the ServiceNow instance and do operations:
Getting started with the REST API
With REST API you can create/delete/query tables in ServiceNow. The REST API Explorer is there to help you understand how to it works, and still our docs show all available methods for a table for example:
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‎03-30-2017 02:53 AM
Thanks for the help.
Greetings, Peter Kiers