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Web Services
Note: This article applies to Fuji. For more current information, see Web Services at http://docs.servicenow.com
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Overview
HTTP-based web services allow diverse applications to talk to each other. ServiceNow supports both inbound (provider) and outbound (consumer) web services.
Video Tutorial
The following video tutorial explains, with use case examples, how web services work in ServiceNow instances. Provides a brief overview of the System Web Services application.
Web Services: Introduction |
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Inbound Web Services
Inbound web services allow you to access and modify ServiceNow data using a client application.
- Direct Web Services: query tables and records directly using SOAP, REST, or other web service formats.
- ODBC Driver: report on ServiceNow data using an ODBC client, such as Microsoft Excel.
- Import Set: access the import set tables and import data through a web service interface.
- Scripted Web Services: define custom web service endpoints using JavaScript.
Outbound Web Services
Outbound web services allow you to send SOAP and REST messages to external web service providers.
Roles
Role name | Description |
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web_service_admin | Can access the System Web Services application menu, create scripted web services, and create new import web services. |
Menus and Modules
To access web service features, use these modules under the System Web Services application menu.
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