01 · Start from the conversation.
A sentence, a Jira epic, or a workshop transcript from Teams or Zoom — meeting transcripts are available on request.
Say “implement ITSM” and Phyllis returns sequenced stories with priorities, points, and acceptance criteria — synced both ways with Jira or ServiceNow Agile 2.0.
I want to implement ITSM Pro — build me the backlog.@ for records · / for commands
Describe the outcome in a sentence. Phyllis researches the live instance and she returns a sized, sequenced backlog — epics, stories, points, owners and acceptance criteria — ready for review, not a blank template.
Say “implement ITSM” or “stand up a CSM case model” and Phyllis breaks it into epics, then stories — each one sequenced, dependency-aware, and grounded in what already exists on the instance. Nothing is built here: Plan produces the backlog, Develop builds it.
Not every job is a full programme. Ask for just the stories to hit one outcome — “add a VIP incident path” or “onboard a new fulfilment group” — and Phyllis scopes a tight backlog for that goal alone, each story cited to the records it touches.
Before the estimate, ask. Phyllis reads the live instance — the modules, plugins and integrations already in play — and surfaces the requirements and dependencies a discovery workshop misses, so the backlog is complete before sprint one.
A sentence, a Jira epic, or a workshop transcript from Teams or Zoom — meeting transcripts are available on request.
Sequenced stories with points, priorities and acceptance criteria — each traced to where it came from.
An independent plan critic challenges scope and gaps before you approve — then stories sync both ways with Jira or ServiceNow Agile 2.0.
Design docs, discovery reports and plans export as branded Word documents, with architecture diagrams as a standard output — ready for the steering committee.
Describe the outcome once. Phyllis researches your live instance and she returns a sized, sequenced backlog — every story with acceptance criteria and a place in the order.
From “implement ITSM” to a sequenced backlog to staged update sets — incident, problem, change, catalog, SLAs.
Read the use caseCOEs, HR services, lifecycle events, Employee Center — onboarding journeys your HR team can run.
Read the use casePhyllis builds and extends your whole idea-to-funded-work pipeline — intake, scoring and portfolios — grounded in your live instance and staged for your approval.
Read the use caseNo. Plan is read-only, enforced on the server. It reads what exists so the backlog reuses it, then waits for you.
Jira and ServiceNow Agile 2.0, both ways — stories, points, acceptance criteria, status and comments.
Yes — Teams and Zoom transcripts become stories traced to the moment they were said. Meeting transcripts are switched on per workspace, on request.
You do, with help: an independent plan critic reviews scope, gaps and duplicates before the plan reaches you.
One teammate from the first question to a promoted, tested change.
Phyllis grounds herself in the full context of your ServiceNow instance — its tables, ACLs, flows, update sets, configurations, and dependencies. Every answer is evidence-backed and traceable to the records it came from.
Explore AnalyzePhyllis develops on the platform — from tables, business rules, flows, and ACLs to the records behind them — then verifies and tests every change.
Explore DevelopBatch and release update sets through chat — in the right order, with conflicts surfaced before you promote.
Explore Deploy
