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connectors:servicenow [2026/10/13 06:26] – created robertoconnectors:servicenow [2026/10/13 10:26] (current) – Useraccount scope info added roberto
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 |OAuth2|Enter the //Client ID// and //Client Secret// of the OAuth application registered in the ServiceNow instance, add the //Permission scopes//<sup>*</sup> to request, and click the "Authorize" button to obtain authorization from the instance.| |OAuth2|Enter the //Client ID// and //Client Secret// of the OAuth application registered in the ServiceNow instance, add the //Permission scopes//<sup>*</sup> to request, and click the "Authorize" button to obtain authorization from the instance.|
  
-<sup>*</sup> Optional, depending on your instance's configuration.+<sup>*</sup> Optional, depending on your instance's configuration. If no scope is added, the ''useraccount'' scope is used.
  
 Once all settings have been entered, click the //Test// button to confirm the connection is functioning. Once all settings have been entered, click the //Test// button to confirm the connection is functioning.
  
-Note: (OAuth2 authentication) Once the connection is established, the //Authorize// button converts to a //Cancel authorization// button to revoke access permissions.+Note: (OAuth2 authentication) Once the connection is established, the //Authorize// button converts to a //Cancel authorization// button to revoke access permissions. If no permission scopes are selected, the useraccount
  
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