--- sourceDocument: Brazil ServiceNow AI Platform Administration sourceDocumentLink: https://www.servicenow.com/docs/r/platform-administration Release : - brazil ft:locale : - en-US ft:publication_title : - Brazil ServiceNow AI Platform Administration ft:clusterId : - platadm bundleId : - platadm workflow : - Platform --- # Evaluating requirements and dependencies # Evaluating version requirements and dependencies {#ariaid-title1} Release version: Brazil Updated September 10, 2026 ![](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/portal-asset/ico-clock) 3 minutes to read Summarize ![AI sparkle icon](https://servicenow.com/docs/portal-asset/ai-sparkle-icon) Summarized using AI This content was generated using new OpenAI-powered functionality. Results are provided on an as is basis and are not guaranteed to be accurate or complete. ## Summary of Evaluating version requirements and dependencies Before implementing a new app, product, or integration in your ServiceNow AI Platform environment, it is essential to review technical requirements, focusing on version compatibility and dependencies. This ensures the software functions correctly and is ready for installation after procurement. Show full answer Show less ## Version support The ServiceNow Store supports apps compatible with up to two platform releases before your current instance version. For example, if your platform release is Yokohama, the Store maintains app versions compatible with Yokohama, Xanadu, and Washington DC releases. Apps may not support older platform releases, so if your release is unsupported, upgrading your instance is recommended to access new features and improvements. ## Checking version compatibility Verify that the app you want to procure matches your instance's platform release version. The ServiceNow Store listing details provide a "Version summary" section where you can select your platform release from a drop-down menu to confirm compatibility. Some apps offer multiple versions, each compatible with different platform releases. Use the app version drop-down menu in the listing details to review release notes and select the appropriate version for your instance. ## Understanding dependencies Dependencies are additional apps, integrations, or plugins required for an app to function properly. These are detailed under the "Dependencies" section of the app listing details. * **Application dependencies:** Required apps or integrations. Those without additional cost are procured automatically with the main app if no custom terms or approvals are needed. Paid dependencies must be purchased via the ServiceNow Store. * **System plugin dependencies:** Must be activated on your instance before installation but are not available through the ServiceNow Store. These come with your ServiceNow license and version upgrades. ## Managing unresolved dependencies If an app cannot be installed after procurement, unresolved dependencies may exist. Log in to the ServiceNow Store and revisit the app listing details to check dependency status. A red "x" icon indicates dependencies that require manual procurement or activation. Application dependencies include links to their Store listings for manual procurement. Plugin dependencies require management through your ServiceNow license and are not resolved through the Store. Reviewing technical requirements when deciding to implement a new app, product, or integration is necessary to confirm that the software can work correctly in your environment. Verify version compatibility with your ServiceNow AI Platform instance and check dependencies to make sure that an app will be ready to install after procurement. ## Version support {#versions-dependencies__section_o2q_w2g_zcc} The ServiceNow Store supports up to two platform releases before the current platform release. For example, if the current platform release is Yokohama, the ServiceNow Store maintains app versions that are compatible with Yokohama, Xanadu, and Washington DC. However, it can't be guaranteed that new apps are compatible with any platform releases before the most current one. Available apps might, for example, be compatible with only Yokohama or with only Yokohama and Xanadu. If you find that your ServiceNow AI Platform release version is no longer supported in the ServiceNow Store, upgrade your instance to take advantage of recent features and improvements. For more information, see [Using ServiceNow AI Platform upgrade tools](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/AldEe8aU_oO29D7NQS~3QA "Get the latest in ServiceNow products and services on the ServiceNow AI Platform. The system helps you plan for updates, and monitor and work with your applications before, during, and after upgrading."). ## Checking version compatibility {#versions-dependencies__section_lpw_fjz_ycc} The app you want to procure must be compatible with your instance's platform release version. If you can't procure an app, check whether it's compatible with your version. Apps on the ServiceNow Store might be compatible with multiple ServiceNow AI Platform releases. Select Version summary from the navigation panel of the listing details or scroll to the version details section to determine platform release compatibility. You can select the platform release version that matches your instance by using the platform release drop-down menu. Figure 1. Platform release compatibility in an app listing details Some apps and integrations are available in more than one version. Each of these versions might be compatible with a different major platform release. Use the app version drop-down menu to view release notes and decide which version is right for your instance. Figure 2. Accessing other app versions in app listing details ## About dependencies {#versions-dependencies__section_jw4_hjz_ycc} Dependencies are the additional apps, integrations, and plugins that an app might require to work correctly. Select Dependencies from the navigation panel of the listing details or scroll to the version details section to view an app's dependencies. Any app on the ServiceNow Store might have application dependencies or system plugin dependencies. Application dependencies : Include apps and integrations that are required for the app you want to procure. App dependencies that don't require an additional purchase are procured automatically. Paid app dependencies can be purchased through the ServiceNow Store System plugin dependencies : Must be activated on your instance before an app can be installed and can't be obtained from the ServiceNow Store. Instead, plugins must be obtained through your ServiceNow license and version upgrades. For more information about plugins, see [ServiceNow plugins](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/ySLsnCvGwPddGxvNIzSOZQ "Plugins are software components that provide features and functionalities within a ServiceNow instance."). Each application dependency is listed with a symbol. The symbol indicates a category that describes how you can acquire the app dependency. App dependencies use the following categories. Note: You must be logged in to the ServiceNow Store to see the app dependency categories. {#versions-dependencies__table_m42_35g_zcc__entry__3} | Symbol | Category | Description | |-|-|-| | ![Green check icon]() | Application is available to install or update | This dependency is already entitled on your instance and is available to install through the Application Manager when you install the app that requires it. For more information about the Application Manager, see [Application Manager](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/MnH9PJuqPG_zp5rbRC0lxA "Application Manager provides admins the ability to install, update, and manage licensed applications and plugins for their instance."). | | ![Red X icon]() | Unavailable to install application in production | This app isn't already entitled on your instance, and must be procured before it or the app that requires it can be installed. If this app requires purchase, procure it through its ServiceNow Store listing details, or contact you ServiceNow account manager to initiate procurement. If this app is available at no additional cost, it's automatically procured with the app that requires it in the following situations: * If the app doesn't have custom terms and conditions * If the app doesn't require approval from the provider {#versions-dependencies__ul_vxy_3s4_bhc} | [Table 1. App dependency symbols] {#versions-dependencies__table_m42_35g_zcc} ## Unresolved dependencies in procured apps {#versions-dependencies__section_zk2_sjt_bdc} If you procured an app but it still can't be installed through the Application Manager, you might have unresolved dependencies. You can verify whether there are unresolved dependencies by logging in to the ServiceNow Store and returning to the app listing details. If an application dependency must be procured manually, a red x icon (![Red X icon]()) indicates that the app is unavailable to install in production. The list of application dependencies contains links that direct you to the ServiceNow Store listing details for each app dependency. From the listing details, you can manually procure the required app. Plugin dependencies can't be resolved from the ServiceNow Store. For more information about managing plugins, see [ServiceNow plugins](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/ySLsnCvGwPddGxvNIzSOZQ "Plugins are software components that provide features and functionalities within a ServiceNow instance.").