Insights & updates from our experts
Organizations that use XurrentⓇ but also have a ServiceNow installation can now create and update incidents in ServiceNow directly from their Xurrent account. Such a scenario can occur, for example, when the Service Desk team receives a request that affects a service instance for which the ServiceNow team is still responsible.

The ServiceNow app is created by Expertize, one of Xurrent’s Premium Implementation Partners. It can be easily installed by an account administrator from the ‘App Store’ section of the Settings console. Both a freemium and a premium version are available. The features are:

- Creating and updating incidents
- Formatting and conversion
- File attachments & inline images
- Bidirectional integration (Premium)
- Multi-project capability (Premium)
- Automatic translation into target language (Premium)
The Xurrent ServiceNow app is already available on both the QA and the production environment, for all Xurrent customers.

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