Frends.ServiceNow.FetchAccessToken / 1.1.0

Summary

Exchanges credentials or a refresh token for an OAuth access token for a ServiceNow instance.

Typical use — the first step of a ServiceNow Process, supplying the token the other ServiceNow Tasks then use

Input class usually contains parameters that are required.

Name	Type	Default	Example	Description
Url	`String`	–	`https://dev123456.service-now.com`	The base URL to the ServiceNow instance.
GrantType	`GrantType`	–	`Frends.ServiceNow.Definitions.GrantType.Password`	Grant type determines how the access token is fetched for ServiceNow. Possible values: `Password`: Password grant type enables to get an access token using user credentials. `Refresh_token`: Refresh_token grant type enables to get an access token using alive refresh token. `Custom`: Custom grant type enables you to create the urlencoded message with custom keys.
ClientId	`String`	–	`1ab23456c789ded785dhd`	ServiceNow instance Client Id.
ClientSecretSecret	`String`	–	`HBF78cfbe6?`	ServiceNow instance Client Secret.
Username	`String`	–	`integration.user`	ServiceNow instance username.
PasswordSecret	`String`	–	`cvj#renivreb7tycv4e8!cv7reb8v47382?`	ServiceNow instance password.
RefreshTokenSecret	`String`	–	`5FDughf_ncuenUJbvcerubn67cbe-fjncer8c7efcbE88fcvbvc48vbncsifb_kbncUgbE9FCVBE`	RefreshToken for ServiceNow instance. You can get the refresh token when initially fetched the access token with password grant type.
Properties	`CustomProperty[]`	–	`[ { Name: CustomName, Value: CustomValue } ]`	Array of custome properties for the url encoded message.