Great to have all your Service-Now incidents, changes, tasks etc... on a beautiful dashboard for example !

To use Service-Now-PHPClient, you must have to declare this in your files.

require_once("./SNClient/SNClient.php");

You need to use credentials to connect your website to Service-Now. (You have to create a generic account if possible or use a normal account. Here we used an account from a developper instance from Service-Now.)

$proxy = ""; //if you don't use proxy :)
$SNClient = new ServiceNowClient($instance, $username, $password, $proxy);

Here, we verify that we can login on Service-Now and we display all number of first 10 incidents ! (see parameters on Service-Now docs.)

if($SNClient->Authenticated()){
  foreach($SNClient->RetrieveAllRecords("incident", "sysparm_limit=10")->result as $incidents)
	{
    echo $incidents->number;
  }
}

You can get a field of an incident with his "sys_id"

  foreach ($SNClient->RetriveRecord("incident", "9c573169c611228700193229fff72400") as $key => $value) {
    echo $value->short_description;
  }

You can create record in a table ! Read the service-now doc to know all fields names.(All fields are available)

  $data_array = array(
    'short_description' => $short_description,
    'description' => $description,
    'urgency' => $urgency,
    'impact' => $impact,
    'state' => $state,
    'assignment_group' => $assignment_group,
    'caller_id' => $caller_id,
  );

  $SNClient->CreateRecord("incident", $data_array);

So, it's easy ? :)

Open an issue and I will correct this :)

If you resolve the issue by modify code, do a pull request and add your name in comment.

• GET TableAPI
• GET SYS_ID TableAPI
• POST TableAPI
• PUT TableAPI
• PATCH TableAPI
• DELETE TableAPI
• Use Proxy