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# AI asset lifecycle

# AI asset lifecycle {#ariaid-title1}

Release version: Zurich  
Updated March 12, 2026  
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The AI asset lifecycle defines the stages for managing an AI system, model, prompt, or dataset throughout its useful life.

## AI asset lifecycle stages {#ai-asset-lifecycle__section_sqy_bc5_bfc}

The AI asset lifecycle consists of the following stages:

Onboard
:   The onboard stage is the introduction of an AI asset into your organization. During this stage, you can define important details about the AI asset, including the asset version and documentation.

Assess
:   The Assess stage is the evaluation of an AI asset to determine its effectiveness, its efficiency, its reliability, and its alignment with your organizational goals. This evaluation includes assessments for the performance,
    business and risk impact, regulatory compliance, and overall value of each AI asset.

Build and test
:   The Build and test stage is the development and testing of an AI asset to prepare it for deployment. When you're developing an AI asset, you must create the asset, code any applicable algorithms, and integrate relevant data
    sources. After you develop the AI asset, you can run tests to verify that it functions correctly, meets your performance standards, and produces accurate results. You can also identify and resolve bugs.

Deploy
:   The Deploy stage is the integration of an AI asset into your existing workflows. During this stage, you can also set up monitoring to track the performance of the AI asset. Two roll-out options are available: a gradual roll-out, limited to a specific subset of users, or a full roll-out, available to all users in your organization.

Offboarding
:   To retire a deployed AI asset, a user with the AI asset owner (sn_ai_asset_mgmt.ai_asset_owner) role.

For information on Completing AI lifecycle stages, see [Complete AI asset lifecycle](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/nHCNIOPRKsScqUb7bEAQLg "Complete the AI asset lifecycle process starting from assessment through deployment.")

For information on creating offboarding requests for AI assets, see [Create offboarding requests for AI assets](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/N90Ay24bltwiYNBJLIXClQ "Create an offboarding request to retire AI assets that are no longer needed.")

For information on view AI assets by lifecycle stage, see [View AI assets by life-cycle stage](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/ujn2lrht7fDkp9WcI7KW0A "View AI assets based on the AI asset life-cycle stage that they are currently in. Use this information to determine which AI assets require your attention.")