Update third-party tool credentials in DevOps Change Velocity

Release version: Australia

Updated March 12, 2026

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If your tool credential has changed, you must update the credentials in your ServiceNow instance to avoid getting disconnected.

Before you begin

Role required: sn_devops.admin

Update your tool credentials using one of the following methods.

Option	Steps
From Workspace	Navigate to Workspaces > DevOps Change Workspace > Tools > <tool type>. Select the tool for which you want to update your credentials. In the tool record, select More Actions > Update credentials. Select the Credential type. If the credential type is Basic Auth, enter the new password or access token. If the credential type is OAuth, enter the new credential. Note: This step is only applicable for tools which support OAuth 2.0 based authentication. Enter the updated credentials in the corresponding field. Note: You can change your password/token, username, or authentication type. Select Check permissions to verify if the required permissions are available. Note: If you are connecting to GitHub, for OAuth 2.0 and GitHub App credential, the GitHub app slug name is required to check permissions. If it is not provided, tool credentials will be updated without checking permissions. Select Update credentials to update the credentials. The tool will be in the disconnected state. Select Connect to establish the connection.
From Classic	Navigate to All > DevOps > Tools > <tool type>. Select the tool for which you want to update your credentials. From the Tool connections related list, select the credential record. Enter the updated credentials in the corresponding field, and select Save. The tool will be in the disconnected state. Select Connect to establish the connection.

Option

Steps

From Workspace

Navigate to Workspaces > DevOps Change Workspace > Tools > <tool type>.
Select the tool for which you want to update your credentials.
In the tool record, select More Actions > Update credentials.
Select the Credential type.
- If the credential type is Basic Auth, enter the new password or access token.
- If the credential type is OAuth, enter the new credential.
Note:
This step is only applicable for tools which support OAuth 2.0 based authentication.
Enter the updated credentials in the corresponding field.
Note:
You can change your password/token, username, or authentication type.
Select Check permissions to verify if the required permissions are available.
Note:
If you are connecting to GitHub, for OAuth 2.0 and GitHub App credential, the GitHub app slug name is required to check permissions. If it is not provided, tool credentials will be updated without checking permissions.
Select Update credentials to update the credentials. The tool will be in the disconnected state.
Select Connect to establish the connection.

From Classic

Navigate to All > DevOps > Tools > <tool type>.
Select the tool for which you want to update your credentials.
From the Tool connections related list, select the credential record.
Enter the updated credentials in the corresponding field, and select Save. The tool will be in the disconnected state.
Select Connect to establish the connection.