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Kostya Bazanov, Managing Director, Nov 03, 2026

Teiva Systems at ServiceNow Developer Meetup Munich: Exploring AI-Powered Platform Operations

On October 29, 2026, Teiva Systems participated in the ServiceNow Developer Meetup (SNUG) in Munich, hosted by Agineo. The event brought together ServiceNow developers, architects, and technology enthusiasts to explore the latest platform innovations, AI-powered automation, and the future of autonomous ServiceNow operations.

Kostya Bazanov, Managing Director, Oct 29, 2026

ServiceNow Playbooks as MCP Tools: Connecting Enterprise Workflows to AI Assistants

Imagine an employee opening Claude, describing a business trip, attaching a receipt and asking for reimbursement. No switching applications. No hunting for the right ServiceNow form. No typing the same information twice.

Oleksii Konakhovych, CTO, Oct 26, 2026

ServiceNow Lux vs UI Builder and Service Portal: What Enterprises Need to Know

Does Lux replace UI Builder or Service Portal? Short answer: no. The full answer depends on what you are building. The way enterprises build experiences on ServiceNow is changing. For years, Service Portal has handled employee and customer self-service, while UI Builder has powered modern workspaces and configurable applications.

Kostya Bazanov, Managing Director, Oct 23, 2026

Teiva Systems at ServiceNow World Forum 2026 — London

On October 20, 2026, Teiva Systems attended ServiceNow World Forum London at ExCeL London, where industry leaders, technology experts, and the ServiceNow community came together to explore how AI, intelligent automation, and digital workflows are transforming enterprise operations.

Slava Trotsenko, CEO, Oct 21, 2026

ServiceNow Intelligent Approvals: How AI Turns Policies Into Approval Decisions

What if your approval policies could make decisions, instead of sitting in documents waiting for someone to interpret them? For years, approval automation has followed the same pattern. Business teams write policies. Developers translate them into workflow conditions. Employees wait for someone to approve or reject their request, even when the outcome is obvious.

Oleksii Konakhovych, CTO, Oct 19, 2026

ServiceNow Intelligent Approvals: How AI Clears Approval Bottlenecks Without Losing Control

Your automation is fast. Your approvals are not. Organizations invest heavily in automation, AI and digital transformation. Yet many business processes still stall at the same point: waiting for someone to click “Approve.”

Oleksii Konakhovych, CTO, Oct 16, 2026

Why Policy Quality Makes or Breaks AI-Driven Approvals in ServiceNow

As enterprises bring AI-driven approvals into ServiceNow, attention goes straight to automation: faster decisions, fewer manual tasks, shorter approval queues. One factor gets far less attention: the quality of the policies behind those decisions.

Kostya Bazanov, Managing Director, Oct 13, 2026

Teiva Systems at ServiceNow AI Summit 2026 — Munich

On October 7, 2026, Teiva Systems joined the ServiceNow AI Summit in Munich, where industry leaders, innovators, and the ServiceNow community came together to explore the next chapter of enterprise AI and intelligent automation.

Oleksii Konakhovych, CTO, Oct 12, 2026

Automated Testing in ServiceNow: How Now SDK, ATF and CI/CD Work Together

Automated testing in ServiceNow is becoming more important, not because ATF or CI/CD are new concepts, but because the way they can work together is changing the development lifecycle itself. As ServiceNow moves toward a more source-driven engineering model, testing is becoming less of a separate activity at the end of development and more of a built-in part of the delivery process.

Slava Trotsenko, CEO, Oct 09, 2026

ServiceNow CI/CD with Now SDK and GitHub Actions: What Changes for Developers

The Now SDK connects ServiceNow application development to GitHub Actions CI/CD pipelines — bringing pull-request quality gates, automated ATF testing, and controlled release governance to a platform that has historically required its own isolated delivery process.

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