[ServiceNow University] - Vouchers eligibility, Free Trainings, Paid Exams and Payments | FAQs

[GlideFather]

🌟 Exam Voucher Confusion? You're Not Alone! 🌟

I've noticed quite a few people asking the same question lately:
"I just passed an exam and should be eligible for a (CSA) voucher, but it requires me to pay. What's going on?"

It seems to be some general misunderstanding due to amount of received questions, so I would like to help others with this topic in an unified post.

Here is source of links:

ServiceNow University

ServiceNow Credentialing Program Guide

KB0012455 | Claiming (finding) my voucher

KB0012236 | Exam voucher FAQs 

KB0012237 | Payment FAQs

KB0010180 | ServiceNow University Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

KB0011863 | Certification exam scoring

But the most important would be this from KB0012237:

Question	Answer
What training do you offer for free?	We offer 100's of free on demand training courses in ServiceNow University. We do not maintain a static list of courses. You can search for a course or topic on ServiceNow University, and then filter on Free or Paid content. On the course landing page, when you enroll in the course, you will see whether it is free; otherwise, the price (in USD and Learning Credits) will be displayed. NOTE: Make sure to log in to display any discounts that may be applicable for your organization.
How do I pay for a voucher?	Refer to the following articles for assistance: Pay by credit card: Purchasing a voucher using a credit card or promo code Pay with Learning Credits: Purchasing a voucher using Learning Credits (LC)

🎟️ Think of the process like a concert invitation:
Passing the free training is like getting an invitation to a concert.
But to actually get in, you still need to pay for the admission ticket (claiming the exam voucher).

Feel free to ask below if you want to double check your situation.

Keywords: voucher, CSA, eligibility, university, learning, payment, claiming, free, certification, exam

[MaxwellA]

Thank you for sharing, this was helpful. 

[GlideFather]

@MaxwellAif you find it helpful, please give it a Kudos in the top post, to make it mightier within the Community :)))