Consolidated page of all release notes for Order Management from Washington DC to Yokohama.
How to use this page
To help you prepare for your upgrade, we have combined the cross-family Order Management release notes onto one page. Read this summary of the new features, changes, and updated information for your product from Washington DC to Yokohama.
Tip: If there were no updates for a release notes section in a certain family release, we included a short note for your reference. For example, if a product did not have any updates in Tokyo, the row says "No updates for this release."
Important information for upgrading Order Management to Yokohama
Before you upgrade to Yokohama, review these pre- and post-upgrade tasks and complete the tasks as needed.
| Release |
Release notes |
Washington DC |
New features introduced in this Washington DC release aren’t supported in earlier releases of Order Management for Telecommunications, Media, and Technology.
Starting with the Washington DC release, the Monthly Recurring Charges (MRC) and the Non Recurring Charges (NRC) set for product offerings and product attribute characteristics are
stored in the Pricing data model in price lists and price list lines, rather than the Product Offering data model. If you want to upgrade your pricing information to use price lists after upgrading to Washington DC, see the Price Management Plugin (com.sn_csm_pricing) uptake for Telecommunications, Media, and Technology customers upgrading to Washington [KB1585863] article in the Now Support Knowledge Base.
After upgrading to the Washington DC release, a fix script runs automatically to deactivate certain telecommunications list records that are no longer needed to resume the capture of an unfinished order. For more information on these
records and using the former order capture process if needed, see the Deprecating Telco List for Order Capture [KB1586538] article in the Now Support Knowledge Base.
After upgrading to the Washington DC, review the reconfiguration workarounds for working on new change orders or orders with disconnect, suspend, or resume actions while using the product configurator. For details, see the Order line reconfiguration issues in Washington when using Order Capture UI [KB1585976] article in the Now Support Knowledge Base.
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Xanadu |
Features introduced in the Xanadu release aren't supported in earlier releases of Order Management.
If you’re upgrading from Order Management for Telecommunications and Media version 6.0 or earlier:
- Starting with the Washington DC release, the Monthly Recurring Charges (MRC) and the Non-Recurring Charges (NRC) for product offerings and product attribute characteristics are no longer stored in the product offering data
model. Instead, the MRC and NRC are stored in the Pricing data model in price lists and price list lines. If you want to upgrade your pricing information to use price lists after upgrading to Washington DC, see the Price Management Plugin (com.sn_csm_pricing) uptake for Telecommunications, Media, and Technology customers upgrading to Washington [KB1585863] article in the Now Support
Knowledge Base.
- After upgrading to the Xanadu release, a fix script runs automatically to deactivate certain telecommunications list records that are no longer needed to resume the capture of an unfinished order. For more information on
these records and using the former order capture process, see the Deprecating Telco List for Order Capture [KB1586538] article in the Now Support
Knowledge Base.
If you’re an upgrade customer who uses the contract start date and contract end date fields and has records, you can migrate those records to the
latest data model by running the Migrate data from deprecated contract fields to new fields on Order and Order Lines scheduled job. This scheduled job must be manually executed by navigating to . For more information on scheduled jobs, see Scheduled jobs.
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Yokohama |
No updates for this release. |
New features
Between your current release family and Yokohama, new features were introduced for Order Management.
| Release |
Release notes |
Washington DC |
- Order timeline view
- View Gantt chart timelines displaying the order status of domain orders and order tasks, showing dependencies between order tasks, and identifying tasks that are in jeopardy.
- Product catalog navigation and product configurator
- Explore the product catalog by SKU or product code to find product offers. Agents can also use the product configurator, a streamlined interface for configuring custom orders with pricing.
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Xanadu |
- Add sales agreements to orders
- When an agent creates an order, the sales agreement associated with the account is automatically applied and the catalog is filtered with the agreement products and prices.
- Add business hours to Jeopardy Management tasks
- Admins can set planned task due dates, which are calculated based on business hours during weekdays in Jeopardy Management.
- Update specification versions
- Admins can perform a batch version update to a product inventory’s specification version.
- Add covered products to an order
- Agents can create covered products and modifications as part of an order capture to establish coverage relationships. They can also create change orders that remove sold products or install base items as covered products
from entitlements and contracts.
- Order to Cash Operations
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- Order Operations Case Management: Use the Order Operations Case Management application (com.sn_order_case) to create order cases that reference multiple line items,
including orders and order lines. Agents can use these cases to process order-related services such as order changes, inquiries, and disputes.
- Case lines and workflows: Use the Case lines and workflows application (com.sn_case_line) to reference multiple line items on a case record, including orders or order
lines, invoices or invoices lines, contracts, and sold products.
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Yokohama |
- Business Portal for order case management
- Enable your customers to create cases for common order-related issues such as delivery delays, quantity disputes, and other routine inquiries directly using the Business Portal, ensuring faster issue resolution and improved
customer satisfaction. This application is a feature of Customer Service Management and the Order to Cash Operations functionality for Order Management.
- Hierarchical view of order line items
- Enable order agents and order managers to use the hierarchical list view to view parent and child relationships within order lines.
- Price adjustment details for order lines
- Provides order agents and order managers the visibility into the price adjustments applied at each step of the pricing plan, including a detailed breakdown of all adjustments applied to the unit base price and unit list
price to see how the unit net price is derived.
- Multi-instance product offering configurations
- Create multiple instances of a child product offering in orders to generate a custom configuration for each product offering instance. When a child product offering has a quantity greater than 1, agents can clone or split a
child product offering to create multiple product offering instances so that each quantity has its own configuration.
- Transient products
- Add transient products, which are defined as one-time-use products or services, to new orders. Sold product and product inventory records are created but not maintained for transient products. Move, Add, Change and
Disconnect (MACD) actions are not supported for transient products.
- Business Portal for Order Management
- Use the Business Portal to view product catalogs, select product options, and place orders. Customers can also view their order status using the Business Portal.
- Cases for multiple invoices
- Create cases for multiple invoices or for specific invoice lines. Agents can reference multiple invoices or invoice lines as case line items on an invoice case record. By using case line items, agents can track multiple
issues for the same invoice case and resolve the issues in each case line item independently before resolving and closing the order case. This application is a feature of Customer Service Management and the Order to Cash Operations functionality for Order Management.
- Add subscription pricing to an order
- Enable order agents and order managers to access and view key calculated metrics such as monthly recurring price and annual recurring price. The subscription pricing fields are automatically calculated based on contract
start date and contract end date. These metrics enhance revenue reporting and help you to better understand recurring revenue dynamics.
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Changes
Between your current release family and Yokohama, some changes were made to existing Order Management features.
| Release |
Release notes |
Washington DC |
- Enhanced order capture experience with order enrichment tasks
- After order capture, enable agents to enrich orders with additional order information before starting order fulfillment to avoid fallouts. This enrichment process triggers workflows that create the enrichment-related order
tasks for applicable orders and order line items.
- Monthly Recurring Charges and Non Recurring Charges
- Starting with the Washington DC release, Order Management uses the Pricing data model rather than the Product Offering data model to store pricing charges in price lists and price list lines. With this change, you can now specify either a
Monthly Recurring Charge (MRC) or a Non Recurring Charge (NRC) for a product or order line, but not both.
- Enhancements to the ServiceNow TMF APIs
- The following ServiceNow TMF APIs have been updated to support consumer orders that can be fulfilled in Order Management for Telecommunications, Media, and Technology:
- Product Order Open API (TMF622)
- Service Order Open API (TMF641)
- Product Inventory Open API (TMF637)
- Technical Service Qualification Open API (TMF645)
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Xanadu |
- Add a sales agreement
- When an agent creates an order, the latest sales agreement associated with the account is automatically applied and the catalog is filtered to display the agreement's products and prices.
- Update product locations at the order line level
- Agents can create orders by location, which enables them to tailor orders for a customer location and streamline the ordering process by managing orders that have multiple locations.
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Yokohama |
No updates for this release. |
Removed
Between your current release family and Yokohama, some Order Management features or functionality were removed.
| Release |
Release notes |
Washington DC |
No updates for this release. |
Xanadu |
No updates for this release. |
Yokohama |
No updates for this release. |
Deprecations
Between your current release family and Yokohama, some Order Management features or functionality were deprecated.
| Release |
Release notes |
Washington DC |
Starting with the Vancouver release, Order Management for Customer Service Management is being prepared for future deprecation. It’s hidden and no longer installed on new instances but continue to be supported. For details, see the Deprecation Process [KB0867184] article in the Now Support knowledge base.
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Xanadu |
No updates for this release. |
Yokohama |
- The Subscription start and end dates have been deprecated starting with the Q2 2025 release. Use the Contract start date and Contract end date to calculate Terms for setting subscriptions for recurring
products.
- The fields listed for the following tables are no longer supported.
| Table name |
Fields |
| Order (sn_ind_tmt_orm_order) |
Total monthly recurring price, Total annual recurring price |
| Order line item (sn_ind_tmt_orm_order_line_item) |
Cumulative monthly recurring price, Cumulative annual recurring price, Subscription start date, Subscription end date |
| Order line item (sn_csm_om_order_line_item) |
Total recurring price |
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Activation information
Review information on how to activate Order Management.
| Release |
Release notes |
Washington DC |
Install Order Management for Telecommunications, Media, and Technology by requesting it from the ServiceNow Store. Visit the ServiceNow Store website to view all the available apps and for information about submitting requests to the store. For cumulative release notes information for all released apps, see the ServiceNow Store version history release notes.
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Xanadu |
Install Order Management by requesting it from the ServiceNow Store. Visit the ServiceNow Store website to view all the available apps and for information about submitting requests to the store. For cumulative release notes information for all released apps, see the ServiceNow Store version history release notes.
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Yokohama |
Install Order Management by requesting it from the ServiceNow Store.
Visit the ServiceNow Store website to view all the available apps and for information about submitting requests to the store. For cumulative release notes information for all released apps, see the ServiceNow Store version history release notes.
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Additional requirements
If any additional requirements were introduced or changed for Order Management we have noted them here.
| Release |
Release notes |
Washington DC |
No updates for this release. |
Xanadu |
No updates for this release. |
Yokohama |
No updates for this release. |
Browser requirements
If any specific browser requirements were introduced or changed for Order Management we have noted them here.
| Release |
Release notes |
Washington DC |
ServiceNow workspaces don’t support mobile devices, Internet Explorer, or Microsoft Edge. Instead, use Microsoft Edge - Chromium or one of the other supported browsers listed in Browser support.
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Xanadu |
No updates for this release. |
Yokohama |
No updates for this release. |
Accessibility information
Review details on accessibility information for Order Management, such as specific requirements or compliance levels.
| Release |
Release notes |
Washington DC |
No updates for this release. |
Xanadu |
No updates for this release. |
Yokohama |
No updates for this release. |
Localization information
If there are specific localization considerations for Order Management we have noted them here.
| Release |
Release notes |
Washington DC |
No updates for this release. |
Xanadu |
No updates for this release. |
Yokohama |
No updates for this release. |
Highlight information
If there are specific highlight considerations for Order Management we have noted them here.
| Release |
Release notes |
Washington DC |
- Track the status of domain orders and order tasks from a central location by using the order timeline view.
- Avoid order fallout by capturing orders and enriching them with additional order information before initiating order fulfillment, and trigger workflows that create enrichment tasks for applicable orders and order line
items.
- Create consumer orders using product and service order APIs and fulfill them in Order Management for Telecommunications, Media, and Technology.
See Order Management for more information.
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Xanadu |
- Sales agreements associated with the account are automatically applied and the catalog is filtered to display the agreement's products and prices.
- Admins can set planned task due dates in Jeopardy Management, which are calculated based on business hours during weekdays.
- Order agents can associate product specifications to a product offer at any level of a product offer hierarchy.
- Admins can update product inventory records in a batch when there are changes to product specifications.
- Order agents create orders tailored to each customer location from the product catalog.
- Agents can use the Order Operations Case Management application to create cases for customer orders, unifying order tracking and resolution solutions.
See Order management for more information.
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Yokohama |
- Enable order agents to view price adjustment details while processing orders.
- Enable customers to view the product catalog, add products to a shopping cart, and create orders by using the Business Portal.
- Create cases for multiple orders or for specific order lines using the Business Portal.
- Create cases for multiple invoices or for specific invoice lines.
- Provide metrics that help sales agents and sales managers track and analyze the revenue impact of subscriptions.
See Order Management for more information.
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