Create Azure user from ServiceNow ticket

[ladymuck]

Turns out clientCo may not have paid for Orchestration, so that's a pointless bit of investigation. Thanks though for the pointers.

They seem to have avoided paying for pretty much all of the useful features (workflows being the current one I'm bashing my head against a wall over).

[ladymuck]

at risk of going slightly

have you done much with Azure Logic Apps to raise SNOW tickets?
I might need to integrate Azure Sentinel to SNOW, and it seems well documented but you never know till you try.

Nope. Not a scooby, sorry.

[Lance]

Hello clever peeps

As per the title, is there a way to take a Request ticket in ServiceNow and on change of state (e.g. approved) trigger something that will set up a user account in Azure AD?

Links to documentation would be fab

TIA

at risk of going slightly

have you done much with Azure Logic Apps to raise SNOW tickets?
I might need to integrate Azure Sentinel to SNOW, and it seems well documented but you never know till you try.

[Lance]

Create a PowerShell activity (servicenow.com)

and

New-ADUser (ActiveDirectory) | Microsoft Docs

The first is how to trigger a powershell activity from servicenow - the latter how to create a AD user from within powershell

A bit of searching should give you examples on how to do both.

new-adusers works if you have on-premise AD and sync to Azure. The Azure only equivalent is new-azureaduser... but....if you use "new-msoluser". It provides the option of setting a license with one command.

[eek]

Actually a second google search gives me Orchestration example - Active directory user management | ServiceNow Docs

is servicenow's website so bad that it makes the CUK forum search engine look usable?

[eek]

Create a PowerShell activity (servicenow.com)

and

New-ADUser (ActiveDirectory) | Microsoft Docs

The first is how to trigger a powershell activity from servicenow - the latter how to create a AD user from within powershell

A bit of searching should give you examples on how to do both.

[ladymuck]

Hello clever peeps

As per the title, is there a way to take a Request ticket in ServiceNow and on change of state (e.g. approved) trigger something that will set up a user account in Azure AD?

Links to documentation would be fab

TIA