Servicenow - application to collect data and submit ticket
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What I would like to build is a small web forms applications that runs on windows computers, collects logged on user and computer details in the background and allows the end user to fill a form and submit a ticket.
For example, deploy the application to a specific clients (windows) computers. A shortcut on their desktop opens a client that in the background collects the logged on user details, computer details, network details and so on. Possibly with WMI service. In the background is also an API sync on the specific customer ServiceNow business services or custom fields. The end user then fills out the mandatory information and submits the ticket which is done via API/REST. After the ticket is submitted there is a screen showing the ticket number (with URL), possibly SLA information (expectations management) and help-full links.
I've been looking for an example or some solutions, but have not found much about the topic. Other than "Help the Helpdesk" which is a little different (client data collector that submits the data to ServiceNow CMDB but no ticket form).
End goal is to decrease the amount of pre-populated data from end users and reduce Help-desk time spent on recurring questions like, what computer are you using, is the problem affecting you or many users, when did the issue start, etc.
I'm hoping that someone can point me into the right direction.
wmi servicenow servicenow-rest-api
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Skuli Axelson
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What I would like to build is a small web forms applications that runs on windows computers, collects logged on user and computer details in the background and allows the end user to fill a form and submit a ticket.
For example, deploy the application to a specific clients (windows) computers. A shortcut on their desktop opens a client that in the background collects the logged on user details, computer details, network details and so on. Possibly with WMI service. In the background is also an API sync on the specific customer ServiceNow business services or custom fields. The end user then fills out the mandatory information and submits the ticket which is done via API/REST. After the ticket is submitted there is a screen showing the ticket number (with URL), possibly SLA information (expectations management) and help-full links.
I've been looking for an example or some solutions, but have not found much about the topic. Other than "Help the Helpdesk" which is a little different (client data collector that submits the data to ServiceNow CMDB but no ticket form).
End goal is to decrease the amount of pre-populated data from end users and reduce Help-desk time spent on recurring questions like, what computer are you using, is the problem affecting you or many users, when did the issue start, etc.
I'm hoping that someone can point me into the right direction.
wmi servicenow servicenow-rest-api
asked Nov 10 at 5:44
Skuli Axelson
4291817
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What I would like to build is a small web forms applications that runs on windows computers, collects logged on user and computer details in the background and allows the end user to fill a form and submit a ticket.
For example, deploy the application to a specific clients (windows) computers. A shortcut on their desktop opens a client that in the background collects the logged on user details, computer details, network details and so on. Possibly with WMI service. In the background is also an API sync on the specific customer ServiceNow business services or custom fields. The end user then fills out the mandatory information and submits the ticket which is done via API/REST. After the ticket is submitted there is a screen showing the ticket number (with URL), possibly SLA information (expectations management) and help-full links.
I've been looking for an example or some solutions, but have not found much about the topic. Other than "Help the Helpdesk" which is a little different (client data collector that submits the data to ServiceNow CMDB but no ticket form).
End goal is to decrease the amount of pre-populated data from end users and reduce Help-desk time spent on recurring questions like, what computer are you using, is the problem affecting you or many users, when did the issue start, etc.
I'm hoping that someone can point me into the right direction.
wmi servicenow servicenow-rest-api
asked Nov 10 at 5:44
Skuli Axelson
4291817
What I would like to build is a small web forms applications that runs on windows computers, collects logged on user and computer details in the background and allows the end user to fill a form and submit a ticket.
For example, deploy the application to a specific clients (windows) computers. A shortcut on their desktop opens a client that in the background collects the logged on user details, computer details, network details and so on. Possibly with WMI service. In the background is also an API sync on the specific customer ServiceNow business services or custom fields. The end user then fills out the mandatory information and submits the ticket which is done via API/REST. After the ticket is submitted there is a screen showing the ticket number (with URL), possibly SLA information (expectations management) and help-full links.
I've been looking for an example or some solutions, but have not found much about the topic. Other than "Help the Helpdesk" which is a little different (client data collector that submits the data to ServiceNow CMDB but no ticket form).
End goal is to decrease the amount of pre-populated data from end users and reduce Help-desk time spent on recurring questions like, what computer are you using, is the problem affecting you or many users, when did the issue start, etc.
I'm hoping that someone can point me into the right direction.
wmi servicenow servicenow-rest-api
wmi servicenow servicenow-rest-api
asked Nov 10 at 5:44
Skuli Axelson
4291817
asked Nov 10 at 5:44
Skuli Axelson
4291817
asked Nov 10 at 5:44
Skuli Axelson
4291817
asked Nov 10 at 5:44
Skuli Axelson
4291817
asked Nov 10 at 5:44
Skuli Axelson
4291817
4291817
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