Live Demo
See the flows run, not just the diagrams.
Press play to walk through real executions of the AD provisioning
stack — topology animates, console streams the actual log lines from
RITM0001234,
and every node is clickable for a deeper look at what's happening
inside it.
This is not a recorded video — it's a data-driven simulator that reads the same payloads, scripts and responses you'd find in production. Customer identifiers in the worknotes are anonymised test data.
End-to-end execution of RITM0001234 — a real Update against Customer A's CUSTOMER.LOCAL domain. Watch a payload travel from SharePoint through OAuth, into ServiceNow, across the MID Server to BigFix, onto a Domain Controller, then branch to Graph API and Exchange Online for cloud-side reconciliation.
The second front-end for the same 41-step engine. A ServiceNow-native catalog widget fetches the user's current AD/Entra/Exchange state, lets an operator edit it with transfer-lists and an OU tree, and submits only the deltas — which trigger the identical provisioning subflow. The fetch round-trip is shown in full; the shared engine as a compact tail.
A zoom-in on one leg of the AD Service Portal flow above — the fetch round-trip in isolation. When an operator clicks Fetch, the widget fires an ad-hoc PowerShell script on the Domain Controller via BigFix and reads the resulting JSON back through BigFix Client Query (typically 8–15 seconds) to pre-populate the form before editing.
A Zabbix disk-space alert lands on a .NET webhook receiver, gets deduped four ways, transforms into a ServiceNow REST call, creates a governed change_request, and triggers a flow that fetches versioned PowerShell, Base64-encodes it (bypassing BigFix's brace-substitution problem), resolves the BigFix credential through the Credential Resolver / Azure Key Vault, POSTs the action, and polls for the result via the shared Poll-for-Result subflow — closing the change with a full diagnostic worknote.
A self-service security-baseline audit. A Service Portal request creates a RITM that triggers a 12-step subflow; BigFix drops a read-only PowerShell script that runs 31 CIS Level 1 checks across 8 categories, the result is polled back through the shared subflow and persisted as one queryable row, and the RITM closes. The endpoint script can only read — never modify.
A composable per-server backup-health check. ServiceNow resolves the customer's Veeam server from the CMDB, ships a versioned PowerShell check via BigFix that verifies the latest backup session per job within a date window, and reads the result back through the shared Poll-for-Result subflow. If the Veeam module is absent it returns a shape-identical mock success, so the whole pipeline is testable on any Windows endpoint.
The nightly data pipeline for a multi-agreement E-conomic integration. PM2 fires the cron at 3AM, the sync orchestrator iterates entity types, the API client handles pagination and 429 rate limits with exponential backoff, MySQL receives upserts, and fact tables are rebuilt for PowerBI. This trace follows a single anonymised agreement through a full sync cycle.