Avaliações do ServiceNow

Amazing tool for change incident and CMDB management. I am using this tool for change and incident and I found it best among the tools I used.
Design the too the way you want.

Very simple user interface and make process very easy. With any experience user can use this tool

Nothing as I am aware of as for me this is best and the way service now is improving , I have nothing what I can this as an improvement.

How easy it is to split tasks among other team members when your department may not be the core department.

This is a very difficult piece of software to use, to be fair. Compared to competitors, there seems to be a lot that can be done in this but there's a very real requirement in training involved. When we were set up with this product, we hardly received that. It made the implementation rocky, at best.

ServiceNow is kind of the Porsche solution... it has a lot of bells and whistles and fantastic features. Intensely configurable, and I really like that. It does however require a lot more programming knowledge for some things. Overall, the out of the box stuff you get is top notch with a lot of features.

Higher need for programming experience to get it to do what you want it to do. There's been a LOT of advance, however, in low-code ways to do things which has been very welcome.

Loved Service Now! This made managing our help desk easy and our tech were able to work efficiently and effectively. The interface is VERY easy to read and user friendly. The application has so many different functionalities like: Knowledge base, Equipment tracking, RMA, chat, etc. I even enjoyed the Mobile App!

I wish there were different/more theme colors you could customize/choose from. Also the mobile app was complicated setting up.

easy to use and no training required for end users

should be easy to find and search for older tickets when closed

one stop shop for all type of tickets, easy to use, fast to search

Performance need to be tuned a little more

ServiceNow allows me to easily log a ticket for any IT matters. The system makes it easy for me to lodge tickets, and "sit back and relax" while an IT personnel is quickly assigned to my task. It's much easier to work through ServiceNow, than to run up and down to my local office's IT department (which can be frustrating if they are already busy or in meetings, and you just have to wait for assistance, wasting time away from your work duties).

There are no specific negative issues that I can note about ServiceNow.

This feature is very very impactful in day-to-day IT business.
From incident management to customer engagement, it provides end-to-end solutions.
You have multiple options to display your data in graphical or list formats.
It gives multiple filters to generate effective reports.
It provides a very easy and feasible way to onboard the users and manage the customer accounts and their cases. Our IT department uses ServiceNow helpdesk services to manage the employee data. The support features from ServiceNow makes it easy.

I do have a few things in mind that ServiceNow can upgrade:

1. They should give the option to edit the comments we make on cases/incidents/changes etc.
2. They should provide the option to perform the search specifically on comments and it should be optimised.
3. There should be option for grid view instead of list view, such that user can go to the next case or incident and update them side-by-side. Currently if we filter out 10 cases, we have to open them all in separate tab to work on it. It should be managiable using same tab only.

Service now is part and parcel of our ITSM system over the years. We have migrated from other vendors to Service now.Its very critical for IT enterprise to handle incidents, requests and to daily business as usual activities .Its also Critical for reporting metrics to management on a periodic basis. Service now also provides robust usage through Service now anywhere web interface. It just provides ease of use anywhere in a remote work setup for the larger team.

Service now customer support can be improved.

ServiceNow really helps us to manage our customer and IT services from end-to-end. We make use of the ITSM, ITBM, IT Asset management, and CMDB features. Together all these features help us manage our clients, our services, and our assets.
There really is so much one can do with the software and once users start adopting this, it really makes such a big difference to how IT can assist the business. Even our other teams like finance started to use it as well now.

In terms of Backend Setup, ServiceNow does take some configuration to work really well, and this might not be an easy task for someone without previous experience.

Easy to automate and has various features to prioritize tickets, handle priority tasks and support incidents. The biggest advantage is the ability to integrate with different systems such as Agiloft, JIRA, SecurityScorecard, CRM, etc. ServiceNow helps the implementing team to focus more on collaboration and process development rather than coding since it absolutely limits coding. It is also a well known enterprise GRC tool and has released a Vendor Module, which can be used in Source-to-Pay projects.

ServiceNow is very expensive, which is a huge deterrent for small and mid-size companies to use its software. They don't do Proof of Concept (POC) in most cases, which forces teams to trust them purely based on the demos and their reputation.

The product did not change the way we have been conducting business but it made it easier. It is easy to follow through requests and incidents in the system rather than manually following. The system removes geographical boundaries as you can escalate an issue which can be resolved in a short time by someone in a different location. You can have a reports which can inform you on strategic decisions. For example you can realise you need more human resource from the reports

It needs to add some component of AI where a bot can assist other users on some of the petty frequent similar request

ServiceNow has a lot of features that are all in one place. This includes tracking incidents, requests, change controls, paging, timesheets and more. It's also quite customizable because you can create your own dashboards with whatever information you want.

ServiceNow has a steep learning curve, and I'm not sure how necessary it is. There are a lot of features sure, but finding what you need can be very difficult at times. If I know exactly what I'm looking for, it can be easy, but if I don't remember if something was an 'Incident', Request, change, or something else, it can be very difficult for me to find. I don't see an easy way to just view everything that's assigned to me, regardless of what it is.

The best feature I liked about its workflows, the way it is implemented in a backend process for tasks, approvals , and autopopulating required fields etc are signs of great features. Also its integration service that allows clients about their stages of requests. Also in problem tasks the way it creates a RCA ti avoid further incidents count on as great features of ServiceNow.

The SLA is what I dislike because there are some tasks that require greater time than the expected time also in catalog items in variable type as multiple choice if we want to hide a choice it is not possible and requires DOM scripting because of which in future relaeses of new versions it could create an issue.

It is straightforward and can help manage related templates, knowledge and tickets and SLAs for help desk. It provides a comprehensive tool for ticket and help desk management and resources for day to day activities and reporting.

The interface is a bit clunky and not user intuitive. It takes some time to understand where things are and how to use them.

I like the level of customization it offers to each organization and custom features that can be developed and integrated to the tool based on the needs of the company.

Its very complex with multiple development modules, sometimes its very heavy to load and it takes time opening few links.

Permits my organization's IT group to follow administration tickets for PC issues, gives the client refreshed information on where their ticket is at and permits them to ping to see where it's at on the rundown of activities

Extremely restricted alternatives to portray what issues you're having. Generally need to type and compose the issues as opposed to utilizing the choice.

Incident management, service catalog, problem management, change management, service portals, DevOps

Frequent upgrades needed, needs specialized knowledge for configuration and administration of the various processes in the tool, a bit expensive