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# Architecture Compliance

# Architecture Compliance {#ariaid-title1}

* Freigeben Version: Australia
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* Aktualisiert 12. März 2026
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* ![](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/portal-asset/ico-clock) 2 Minuten Lesedauer

Architecture Compliance manages scheduled or on-demand audits of CMDB data to determine which configuration items (CI) match expected attributes. The compliance audits check servers to ensure that their physical resources, such as CPU speed or memory, comply
with certain standards.
The compliance process checks servers to ensure that their resources, such as CPU speed or
memory, comply with standards set by your organization. Audit reports show any discrepancies in
the attributes of the target CIs, and ServiceNow automatically assigns
follow-on tasks to qualified users who can remediate those discrepancies.
The administrator responsible for compliance checking creates template definitions of expected
attributes and then schedules an audit to check CIs for compliance. The audit results identify
CIs that pass certification and itemize the discrepancies in those CIs that fail. ServiceNow automatically generates and assigns follow-on tasks to track the
process of getting the CIs back into compliance. Users with the admin role activate Architecture
Compliance.

## Architecture Compliance roles {#c_ArchitectureCompliance__section_pd5_swv_mqb}

To access or configure certification elements, a user must have the certification_admin role.
These users can create, update, and delete filters if they have the proper access to necessary
tables.  
In the base system, certification_admin users have limited system rights and do not have access to all the necessary tables. When assigning compliance resources, make sure to grant additional roles to the certification_admin user as needed. For example, the certification administrator needs roles that grant access to these tables:

* Company `[core_company]`
* Cost Center `[cmn_cost_center]`
* Schedule `[cmn_schedule]`
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## Architecture Compliance Process {#c_ArchitectureCompliance__section_c5x_nxv_mqb}

Perform these tasks in this order to certify configuration items with Architecture Compliance.

1. Create a filter. Create a filter that defines a subset of configuration items to
   certify. You can create multiple versions of a filter, and then activate the version you want
   to use for compliance checking. Architecture compliance only supports filters on the
   Configuration Item \[cmdb_ci\] table and all tables that extend it.

2. Create a template. Create template conditions using values from reference fields in a
   related list or conditions that define the expected physical attributes of each CI in an
   audit. The template uses a filter to determine which configuration items the system examines
   based on these conditions.

3. Create and run an audit. Create and schedule an audit or run an audit on demand. The
   audit generates a set of results based on the conditions in the template you
   specify.

4. View audit results.View the audit results which display any discrepancies between the
   expected state, as expressed by the template conditions, and the actual state of the target
   configuration items.

5. Correct discrepancies.Correct the discrepancies the audit found by completing the
   follow-on tasks created by the system.

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