Service offering to catalog item relationships
- UpdatedJan 30, 2025
- 3 minutes to read
- Yokohama
- IT Service Management
Manage the relationships between your service offerings and catalog items by associating your pre-existing catalog items to your service offerings and vice versa. View relationships in both ServiceNow AI Platform form related lists and Service Owner Workspace.
Required roles and actions
Service owners and catalog administration managers can edit relevant forms to associate and manage pre-existing service offering to catalog item relationships. This feature is in addition to the Create Catalog Item feature that enables you to create a new catalog item.
With the catalog_admin role, you can add, change, and remove service offerings associated with a catalog item via the Catalog Item form Service Offerings related list. A single catalog item can be related to one service offering.
Catalog items in Service Owner Workspace
View catalog items related to a service offering in Service Owner Workspace from the offering page Catalog Items tab. Click to open a catalog item to drill down into more details and even open up the form view.
Monitor fulfilled requests for all associated catalog items and order guides in the offering Trend tab Activity metric.
Hover over the Trends tab Activity metric to view both the catalog item name and the 30 day average running count.
When you click the trend line for an individual catalog item, only Requested Items for that catalog item and the offering are visible on the list view of the report viewer.
Things to keep in mind
- Avoid model phase conflicts between offerings and catalog items.
- Catalog items can only be associated to service offerings in the Catalog phase.
- The service offering must be operational for catalog items to be active.
- Inactive catalog items can be associated to operational service offerings.
- Order guides are not referenced as associated items.
In Service Owner Workspace, Activity metrics are driven by catalog items that compose an order guide.