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How to Add Assets in Asset Infinity

In this video, we will show you how to add an asset. Click on the add asset button on the homepage. Add asset form will open. Enter the required details of the asset. Such as - Asset name: Enter asset code or leave it blank to auto-generate. Asset code format can also be set under advanced settings. Asset category: Select a category for your asset from the drop-down list. Asset location: Add the location of the asset.

How to Schedule an Activity in Asset Infinity

In this video. We will show you how to schedule an activity in Asset Infinity. This feature can be used to schedule activities for preventive maintenance of assets. An activity can be scheduled with or without an asset. First, select the asset for which activity is required to be scheduled. Click on the schedule activity button present on the home page. Here, you can create single or multiple schedules for the selected assets.

How to Transfer an Asset in Asset Infinity

In this video, we will show you how to transfer an asset. This feature allows you to transfer single or multiple assets First, select the asset that needs to be transferred, further click on the transfer asset button. A pop-up form will open up with details of the asset such as asset code, name, department, current owner and condition will be displayed on top of the pop-up form. Now you should enter the transfer details. Select the transfer status like in use or in stock. The status options can be managed from application settings.

Have it Your Way - Detailing the New ServiceNow CMDB Release and Auto Balanced Collectors

Earlier this year we announced the official LogicMonitor - ServiceNow CMDB App, and it’s been exciting to see how quickly our customers are adopting the feature-rich integration. As with most workflow integrations across the LogicMonitor ecosystem, the CMDB App was built with customization in mind.

Simple DateTime checks with ServiceNow Script Includes

I can’t remember the exact reason I created this script include, but after finding it figured I’d draft up a couple quick examples as the logic could be expanded to other checks, plus, I might need it again one day so its good to have on hand. The script include detailed below creates a new class type in ServiceNow that can be used both from the client-side with Ajax, and from the server-side as a simple object call.

Getting Related Record Data on ServiceNow Forms

Sometimes a case comes up where you need to lookup further information on the active record, via is referenced records. ServiceNow makes it pretty painless with the g_form.getReference method, which uses a callback to keep from blocking the rest of your script. The example I have below, and on our GitHub repo, uses getReference in a Client Script as a way to notify uses if they are setting the owner of a CI as an inactive user.

Deleting ServiceNow Records via List Filter

When doing testing and development I frequently want to clean up all of the records between releases to give myself a fresh start. Using the list view is helpful, but can be slow if you have more than 100 or so records to delete. The below script is run via the Scripts – Background view to take the results of your list view and delete the records, logging if they are successfully deleted or not with each one.

How to Enhance ServiceNow With OnPage Incident Alert Management

IT service alerting (ITSA) tools automate ticketing system workflows by incorporating intelligent alerts into the creation of a ticket. These capabilities don’t only enable IT support teams to consistently deliver great services, but they also improve their collaboration and productivity. That’s why in order to extract the full value from ticketing systems, teams should consider closing the loop by complementing their ServiceNow instance with trusted ITSA solutions such as OnPage.