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SNOW Integration Role/Permisson

pmarvig
New Contributor II
New Contributor II

We are planning to connect SNOW using the the REST connector for Account management (Create, Update, IMport). However the Saviynt documentation does not mention which ROLE/Permission are required in SNOW to allow the APIs/scope. 

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rushikeshvartak
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Required Roles and Permissions in ServiceNow

  1. REST API Access:

    • Role: snc_platform_rest_api_access
    • Description: Allows access to ServiceNow REST APIs.
  2. Table Access for Account Management:

    • Roles:
      • x_snc_security_admin (or equivalent role for custom tables if applicable)
      • user_admin (for user account management)
      • role_admin (for role management)
    • Description: These roles allow CRUD operations on user and role records in ServiceNow.
  3. User Administration:

    • Role: user_admin
    • Description: Allows creating, updating, and managing user records in the ServiceNow instance.
  4. Role Administration:

    • Role: role_admin
    • Description: Allows assigning and managing roles for users.
  5. Importing Data:

    • Role: import_admin
    • Description: Allows importing data into ServiceNow tables.

Regards,
Rushikesh Vartak
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Thanks , also could you please help with role required for Creation SNOW Ticket and getting status of the ticket 

Roles Needed for Service Account

  1. itil:
    • Grants access to basic ITIL functions, including creating and managing request items (RITMs).
  2. rest_api_explorer:
    • Provides access to the REST API Explorer for testing and understanding available endpoints.
  3. catalog:
    • Provides access to service catalog items, which is essential for creating RITMs.
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Regards,
Rushikesh Vartak
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