Portals and workspaces that look built for your brand — and your agents.
Phyllis builds and extends your entire employee-and-agent experience — any portal page, workspace or brand theme — grounded in your live instance and staged for your approval.
Built by ServiceNow architects — CMA-grade by default
Grounded in your instance
Approval-gated delivery
CMA-grade documentation
Self-heal on your approval
A quick scroll through what Phyllis can do
Scan the experience
Portal homepage
Page layout
KPI dashboard
Workspace tabs
Record form
Trend charts
Side panel
Brand theme
Colour contrast
Landing header
Preview & stage
Scan the experience
Portal homepage
Page layout
KPI dashboard
Workspace tabs
Record form
Trend charts
Side panel
Brand theme
Colour contrast
Landing header
Preview & stage

Questions?
We’re glad you asked.
The experience layer people work in: portal pages and their layout, the components on each page, agent and configurable workspaces with their lists, tabs, forms, charts and side panels, and the brand theme — colours, logo, fonts — that carries across every surface.
The records that flow through those screens — the cases, requests and tickets — stay in your team's hands. Phyllis builds the pages and workspaces; she doesn't manufacture the transactions.
Both, and she keeps them consistent. She reads your live theme and previews the proposed look on your own layout — same menus and content, only the colours differ — so you can judge it before anything changes.
Brand changes are applied consistently across the whole surface, so you never end up with a re-skinned page that has unreadable links.
It renders properly. Phyllis builds pages to look polished and on-brand, and then captures a screenshot of the live result to confirm it actually looks right before telling you it's done.
You get a finished, theme-correct page — not a broken or empty one you have to chase down later.
Correct. Phyllis explores, shows you a faithful preview of the proposed page or theme, and only builds once you approve.
Every change is staged for review and is reversible, and she never finalises or promotes anything on her own.
Every claim is cited to your own live instance — the real pages and components you have, the theme your portal actually uses — rather than assumed from out-of-box defaults.
That matters on branded and migrated instances, where layouts and colours drift far from the shipped baseline.































