“Build a capability map — what we own, what we use, what’s shelfware.”
Get value from everything you own.
See what you’re entitled to against what you actually use, plan the adoption from crawl to fly, and give every user a guide — written by Phyllis from a real click-through, screenshots included.
Adoption, measured.
Every answer comes from live evidence on your instance — not a licence spreadsheet.
“Give me an adoption roadmap for ITSM, crawl to fly.”
Roadmap
“Click through ordering a laptop and make a user guide with screenshots.”
User guides
“How mature is our ITSM — and where does the instance disagree?”
Maturity
“Review the portal the way a requester sees it.”
Experience
“Which Now Assist capabilities are we ready to switch on?”
AI readiness
From shelfware to a plan people use.
A capability map, from live evidence.
What you own against what you actually use — every capability coloured from evidence on the instance, shelfware with seat counts, and a next step for each gap.
A roadmap from crawl to fly.
A Crawl → Walk → Run → Fly adoption roadmap built from your capability map and ServiceNow’s recommended implementation sequences — prerequisites checked on the instance, every phase tied to your objectives, phase one ready to build.
User guides, with real screenshots.
Phyllis clicks through the journey in a real browser — Employee Center, a form, a workspace — screenshots each step and publishes one guide with numbered instructions. Available on selected plans.
Maturity, stated against observed.
A short questionnaire checked against a live census of your KPIs — where you think you are, where the instance shows you are, and the top recommendations to close the gap.
From what you own to what people use.
Map it
Capability mapEntitled against used, from live evidence — shelfware and gaps called out.
Plan it
Adoption roadmapCrawl, walk, run, fly — sequenced the way ServiceNow recommends, prerequisites checked.
Land it
Guides and storiesUser guides with screenshots for the people who’ll use it, and phase one as stories for the team that builds it.
Nothing ships without your approval.
Controls that hold at the connection itself — whichever tool, chat or workflow makes the call.
Signs in as you
Per-user OAuth — she inherits your roles and ACLs, and every change is logged under your name.
Approval-gated changes
Approval cards before changes are written — one at a time, or the whole approved build. Nothing reaches production from chat.
Per-instance controls
Build, Read-only or Backlog-only instances. Blocked tables and switched-off tools are enforced on every request.
Audit log
Every approval, write and access change recorded — exportable to CSV.
Adopt, answered.
Still curious? Talk to the team — or book a demo and ask Phyllis in your own instance.
01Where does the capability map come from?
Live evidence on your instance — what’s installed, configured and actually in use — compared with what you’re entitled to.
02How are the user guides made?
Phyllis walks the journey in a real browser, screenshots each meaningful step, and publishes one guide with numbered instructions. It needs computer use, available on selected plans.
03Can the roadmap become work?
Yes — phase one lands as stories in Jira or ServiceNow Agile 2.0, ready to build.
04Does any of this change my instance?
No. Maps, roadmaps, maturity scores and guides are read-only — nothing is written without your approval.
One teammate. The rest of the lifecycle.
Analyze
Ask ServiceNow anything — your instance, the docs, best practice.
See AnalyzePlan
A sentence, a workshop or a meeting — to a sprint-ready backlog.
See PlanDevelop
The whole change, built in your instance — every write read back.
See DevelopTest
Orders, flows, AI Agents and ATF — run for real, in your instance.
See TestDeploy
Batch and promote update sets — just ask.
See DeployGovern
Your standards and controls — followed on every build.
See GovernReady to 10× the team you already have?
Your instances, your backlog and your meetings on one side; the Phyllis Knowledge Graph on the other. Phyllis does the work in between.