Configuring Design and Assign function for your network services

Create and configure a Design and Assign function in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application. You can use it to design your network service and assign the network resources.

The Design and Assign function is created and configured in the Workflow Studio using the playbook experience. Some of the configuration is performed in ServiceNow AI Platform. These settings include creating record producers, Change model, and request definitions. You can fully automate your Design and Assign function by linking flows, actions, and subflows together in a playbook.

Follow the steps to create and configure a Design and Assign function.

1. Create a Change Model.
2. Create record producers.
3. Add input variables to the record producer.
4. Add variable set to the record producer.
5. Create subflows.
6. Create request definitions.
7. Create a playbook for design and assign function.
8. Update the system property to configure the Design and Assign home page.

On completing these activities, a UI action displays on the Design and Assign home page to launch the function. Select the UI action to launch your new Design and Assign function.

Configuring a Design and Assign function example

Watch this video to learn how to create and configure a Design and Assign function for a network service through an example.

To learn more, see Configure a Design and Assign function example.

• Create a Change Model for Design and Assign function
  Create a Change model and add the model states and model state transitions. You can use this Change model to configure a Design and Assign function.
• Create a record producer for the Design and Assign function
  Create a record producer in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application. You can use this record producer to configure an activity in the playbook for the Design and Assign function.
• Create variables for Design and Assign function
  Create the variables for a record producer in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application. You can use these variables as input fields in an activity card in the playbook for the Design and Assign function.
• Add variable set to the record producer for Design and Assign function
  Add a variable set to a record producer in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application. You can use the variable set as input fields in an activity card for the Design and Assign function.
• Create subflow for Design and Assign function
  Create a subflow in the Workflow Studio. You can use this subflow to configure an activity in the playbook for the Design and Assign function.
• Create a request definition for Design and Assign function
  Create a request definition and use it to configure the Design and Assign playbook. You can use this request definition to configure an activity for the Design and Assign playbook.
• Create a playbook for the Design and Assign function
  Create a playbook for the Design and Assign function in the Workflow Studio. You can use the playbook to design and assign a network service in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application.
• Update system property to configure the Design and Assign home page
  Update the system property to add a playbook to the Design and Assign home page in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application. You can launch the Design and Assign function from the home page and execute the steps to achieve your goal.
• Modify the Design and Assign function layout
  Modify the Design and Assign function layout in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application by configuring the endpoint. You can create the layout according to your network service requirement
• Configure a Design and Assign function example
  This example demonstrates how you can create and configure a playbook to design and assign a network service in the Telecommunications Network Inventory application.

Concepts associés

• Design and assign your network services
• Telecommunications Network Inventory subflows

Information associée

• Building Playbooks