Module 4: Self-Service and Process Automation Flashcards

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What role allows administration of multiple Knowledge bases?

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knowledge_admin

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What does Self-Service > Knowledge Show?

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Knowledge Articles by Knowledge Base and Category, Featured content and popular articles (Most useful and Most Viewed)

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What 2 things does the Knowledge homepage show?

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Knowledge articles and Social Questions (Q&A)

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What actions are possible from the Knowledge Homepage?

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Import Articles, Create an Article, and Post a Question

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When Importing a Knowledge Article, what fields need data?

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Knowledge Base, Category, and the word doc

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Name the 6 Knowledge Workflows

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Knowledge- (for all) …

Approval Publish, 
Approval Retire, 
Instant Publish, 
Instant Retire, 
Publish Knowledge, 
Retire Knowledge
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Virtual Agent is …

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is a conversation platform that assists users

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Virtual Agent’s best feature …

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Immediate help

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9
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Virtual Agent’s common 7 uses:

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Answer FAQs,

providing a tutorial (How-to),

query records,

Gather data for an agent,

Perform diagnostics,

Resolve multi-step problems,

work with file attachments during a live chat

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10
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What access does a user need to create a Knowledge Article?

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Can Contribute

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What determines user access to Knowledge Bases and articles?

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User Criteria

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12
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What controls published Knowledge Articles

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Workflows

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13
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What is a Service Catalog

A

A robust ordering system for services and products offered by various internal departments

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What roles allow administrative access to the Service Catalog?

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admin and catalog_admin

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6 Major Components of a Service Catalog:

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Items

Variables

Variable sets,

Record producers

Order guides

Flows

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16
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Order guides …

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Assist customers order complete sets of items

17
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What does a record producer do?

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Creates a simplified form that will create a Task

18
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What are the 5 parts of a Catalog Request REQ?

A

A request summarizes the order

One or more RITM are items and qty ordered

SCTasks lists tasks

Assignments

Work notes

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Where are your submitted Requests held?

A

Self-Service > My Requests

20
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In the Service Catalog, User Criteria can be applied to:

A

A category item or a category

21
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Service Catalog User criteria have sections:

A

Available For and Not Available For

22
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What three Task types are used in Catalog Items?

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REQ (Request), RITM (Request Item) and SCTASK (Service Catalog Task)

23
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What module adds, edits, and removes Catalog Items?

A

Maintain Items

24
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What represents multiple related items as one request?

A

Order Guide

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What represents questions on a Catalog Item
Variables
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What appears as a simple form to create a record in a different table
Record Producer
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Where is the flow designer? (Module)
Process Automation - Flow Designer
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Common flow roles:
flow_designer flow_operator action_designer
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Flow triggers can be activated by these three -based things:
Record-based Data-based application-based
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What's a spoke
Flow designed trigged based on an application
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5 Common flow actions:
``` Ask for approval create record delete record look up record wait for condition ```
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3 times to use a Flow vs workflow:
Orchestrate business processes services with little technical user knowledge Reduce technical debt (scripts) When integrating with 3rd party systems
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4 times to use a workflow over flow:
Existing logic in a workflow If the process requires complex scripting Steps do not exist in Flow Your instance is pre Orlando & SLA timer is required
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5 Standard integrations for ServiceNow to external apps:
``` Login (SSO) LDAP Communications Monitoring Discovery & System Management ```
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What subscription is needed to integrate Flow with external applications?
IntegrationHub
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Where is data stored so it can be used later in a flow?
Data pill
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What are the FLOW components?
Trigger | 1 or more actions