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Test Suite User Guide

Last updated Sep 9, 2025

ServiceNow™

Integrate ServiceNow™ with UiPath Test Manager to manage and automate tests throughout the development life-cycle. With this integration, you can include automated testing directly into your agile planning or directly assign automation to test cases created in ServiceNow™ Test Management 2.0..

To connect UiPath Test Manager to your ServiceNow™ instance follow these procedures:

Step 1: Create an Integration User Account in ServiceNow™

Step 2: Configure a ServiceNow™ Connection

Prerequisites

UiPath Test Manager administrator account.
Orchestrator administrator account when using Studio version higher than 2020.10.0.
UiPath Test Manager Connector. For more information, see Install a ServiceNow™ Store application.
ServiceNow™ account including either Agile Development or Test Management v2 plugin. Alternatively, you can use both plugins for this integration. For more information, see ServiceNow™ Store.

Create an Integration User Account in ServiceNow™

Create a new user account and assign specific roles to it, to make API requests to Test Manager.

Log in to your ServiceNow™ instance.
Navigate to Organization > Users > New to create a new user for the UiPath® Test Management application.
Configure new user account settings with the following conditions:
- Choose a User ID,First name,Last name and Password.
- Keep the User ID and password at hand for later use.
- Select Web services access only and Internal Integration User, as these are required for the integration to work.
Go to the Roles tab and select Edit.
Assign the following roles to the newly created user:
- import_set_loader
- import_transformer
- scrum_admin
- x_uipa_tm_integrat.admin
Click Save to return to the user form.

Important: If you have REST API role access restrictions in your ServiceNow™ configuration, you need to assign additional roles. For example, nc_platform_rest_api_access and rest_service.

Configure a ServiceNow™ Connection

Configure a ServiceNow™ connection in UiPath® Test Manager.

Log in to Test Manager as an administrator.
Open your project.
Navigate to Project Settings > Integration.
Click New Connection and select ServiceNow from the dropdown.
Configure the following connection settings:
- Name: Enter a name for your ServiceNow™ connection.
- Description (Optional): Add a description for reference.
- Server URL: Add the ServiceNow™ server URL. For example: https://environment.service-now.com/.
- User: Enter the User ID you have configured for your integration user account.
- Password: Enter the associated password.
- Defect Type: Select a defect type from the dropdown. For now, you can only choose Defect.
Click the connection to expand the panel and copy the API Key for later use.
Open the Application Navigator in ServiceNow™ and use the search function to find UiPath® Test Suite Integration. If prompted to switch the application scope, select the one you are currently working with.
Configure the following integration settings:
- Integration URL: Add the UiPath® Test Manager URL.
- API Key: Paste the API key.
- Logging level: Select info to from the dropdown. The default value is debug.
- ServiceNow integration user for UiPath® Test Manager: Enter the User ID you have configured for your integration user account.
Click Save.

Managing ServiceNow™ Connections

The following table lists the actions that you can take to manage your ServiceNow^TM connections.

Action	Description	Procedure
Edit	Edit your connection settings.	Log in to the Test Manager as an administrator. Open your project. Click the Settings button to open Project Settings. In the Integration list, click a ServiceNow connection to expand the panel. Click Edit to configure the connection. Click Save to confirm.
Delete	Delete the selected connection and its associated requirements.	Log in to the Test Manager as an administrator. Open your project. Click the Settings button to open Project Settings. In the Integration list, click a ServiceNow connection to expand the panel. Click Delete to remove the connection. Click Ok to confirm.