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6 changes: 3 additions & 3 deletions sp-oncall/spoc-integrations/servicenow-integration.rst
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Requirements
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* ServiceNow versions supported: Madrid, New York, Orlando, Paris, Quebec, Rome, San Diego, Tokyo, Utah
* ServiceNow versions supported: Madrid, New York, Orlando, Paris, Quebec, Rome, San Diego, Tokyo, Utah, Vancouver, Washington DC, Xanadu
* ServiceNow account: Requires ServiceNow Administrative Privileges to create the application registry and an Active, Web Service Access only user with the ITIL role.
* Splunk On-Call version required: Enterprise level of service

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* assigned_to
* resolved_by

You can set all the preconfigured fields using the rules engine using the followig syntax: ``ServiceNowField_victorops\_<field_name>``.
You can set all the preconfigured fields using the rules engine using the following syntax: ``ServiceNowField_victorops\_<field_name>`` or ``ServiceNowField_u_victorops\_<field_name>``. The particular syntax will depend on the specific ServiceNow environment version and may require testing.

The following fields are automatically handled by the integration mapping:

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#. Last, make sure the 2 fields are mapped,in the :guilabel:`Field Map` field.
#. Select :guilabel:`Save`.

Now you can use the Splunk On-Call alert rules engine to supply the field values with the same syntax as before: set ``ServiceNowField_<field_name>`` to new value ``<value>``.
Now you can use the Splunk On-Call alert rules engine to supply the field values with the same syntax as before: set ``ServiceNowField_<field_name>`` OR ``ServiceNowField_u_victorops\_<field_name>`` (depending on ServiceNow version) to new value ``<value>``.

In the following example image, the field value on the Splunk On-Call import table in ServiceNow is ``victorops_custom_field``.

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