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This topic demonstrates how to create a ServiceNow group using both methods.

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To create an EmpowerID group in ServiceNow

  1. Log in to your ServiceNow instance, and in the navigation pane, under Self-Service, select Service Catalog, and click the Services tile.
  2. In the list of services, click the EmpowerID Service Catalog Request.

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  3. Enter a Group Description and a Group Name, and click Order Now.

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  4. An Order Status message appears with details about your request. If you expand the Stage field, you can see that the request is waiting for approval by the System Administrator.
  5. In the navigation pane, under Self-Service, select My Approvals, and click the first approval. (You can hover over the info button to see details and ensure that you have the correct one.)

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  6. On the Approval form, change the State to Approved and click the Approve button.

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  7. To see the group you created in EmpowerID

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  1. Identities on the navbar, select Groups, and then search for the group. Note that groups created in ServiceNow have GUIDs for their logon names.

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To verify that the group was created in EmpowerID

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To verify that the group was created in ServiceNow

  1. In ServiceNow, search for Groups and select the one under System Security, Users and Groups.
  2. Above the list of groups, change the Go to value to Name or Description, and search for your group.

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