SD-WAN data model

  • Release version: Zurich
  • Updated June 16, 2026
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  • The ServiceNow AI Platform® uses a custom data model that defines how SD-WAN connectors discover and retrieve device information.

    The ServiceNow AI Platform® integrates with three SD-WAN service providers: Cisco Meraki, Fortinet, and VeloCloud.

    The SD-WAN data model defines the structure of an SD-WAN network by documenting classes, their relationships, and comprehensive details about network assets, including configuration data, available ports, and bandwidth allocations across sites and services. This enables centralized management of SD-WAN repositories, streamlined provisioning and monitoring, and efficient resource allocation for building and maintaining network infrastructure.

    ServiceNow AI Platform® SD-WAN data model architecture

    The following table describes the entities used in the SD-WAN architecture and the classes to which they belong.

    SD-WAN class relationships
    Table 1. SD-WAN data model classes
    Class Entity class description
    Group

    Discovered organizations or administrative domains (ADOMs) (required)

    Company

    Discovered organizations or administrative domains

    Network site

    Network site, including its geographical information

    Network service instance

    Logical grouping of devices and their associated configurations

    Network equipment models Product model of the equipment
    IP router or any other supported equipment classes

    Specific hardware classification, such as hardware or network gear, designated for storing information about network equipment

    Key values

    Table that stores additional attributes or fields related to a configuration item (CI) when those attributes aren’t covered by the existing predefined columns for CI

    Network interface Network interface on a piece of equipment
    IP address

    Stores the management IP address associated with a device

    Per-device license

    License assigned to a specific device (optional)

    Location

    Location of a network site