Employee Slate for ITSM release notes
Release version: Brazil
Updated September 10, 2026
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The ServiceNow® Employee Slate for ITSM application surfaces active outages and degradations for employees. It also lets employees check in for walk-in IT help or book an appointment. See the following sections for release notes by version.
About Employee Slate for ITSM
- View active outages and scheduled maintenance directly on the Employee Slate for ITSM home page.
- Open a dedicated Service Status page to see an expanded view of all services and a detail page for each affected service.
- Ask Otto to summarize current active outages directly from the home page banner.
- Check in for a walk-up visit to the tech lounge or schedule an in-person appointment directly from the home page, with live location status and available time slots.
- Ask Otto to request a tech lounge visit in natural language, and get routed to self-help or a booking.
See Employee Slate for ITSM for more information.
Activation and other requirements
- Activation information
- Employee Slate for ITSM is available with activation of the ITSM Employee Slate for Moveworks plugin. For details, see Configure Employee Slate for ITSM.
Brazil Patch 1 and Version 2.1
Getting email notifications for walk-in visit or subscription status were added in Employee Slate for ITSM in this release.
What's new
- Use Employee Slate for ITSM
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- Send email notifications to keep you updated on your walk-in visit.
- Send email notifications when a user subscribes to a service to keep them informed of the subscription status.
Brazil Patch 0 and Version 2.0
Get walk-in IT support or book a tech lounge appointment without leaving the employee home page. Ask Otto to describe your issue in natural language and get routed to self-help or a booking.
What's new
- Tech Lounge services
- Check tech lounge status, join a walk-in queue, or book an appointment using the Tech Lounge page.
- Conversational assisted booking
- Complete a tech lounge appointment booking or reach the walk-up experience by making a request to Otto in natural language.