OpenAI and ServiceNow Deepen Integration for Enterprise AI
OpenAI and ServiceNow have expanded their alliance to embed AI models, autonomous agents, and workflows into enterprise operations and internal software tools.
OpenAI and ServiceNow have announced a significant expansion of their partnership, aiming to introduce advanced AI models and agents directly into ServiceNow products. This collaboration connects ServiceNow workflows with tools like ChatGPT and Codex, helping businesses streamline application development, manage IT support requests, and address cybersecurity concerns. This announcement builds upon an initial partnership revealed in January, deepening OpenAI's presence across ServiceNow customer offerings and internal business operations.
Integrating ChatGPT and ServiceNow Workflows
A new integration brings business context and workflow actions straight into ChatGPT, allowing teams to handle investigations and execute follow-up steps within a single interface. IT staff members can look up similar incidents, evaluate the risk associated with a change, and modify ServiceNow records without exiting ChatGPT. Clients can link ChatGPT to their individual ServiceNow instances and select which features to expose. ServiceNow's Action Fabric ensures that all actions adhere to existing business rules and organizational permissions.
Additionally, ServiceNow is previewing interactive experiences inside ChatGPT. For instance, an on-call engineer can examine monitoring alerts, review recent modifications, check affected services, and assign the appropriate team to work toward a resolution without leaving the chat environment.
Expanding Capabilities in Development, Security, and Voice
The expanded partnership will introduce new features across application development, cybersecurity, and voice controls. A planned Codex integration within ServiceNow's AI Workflow Factory will assist developers in building applications utilizing platform capabilities and business context. Furthermore, OpenAI models will drive the Build Agent and Autonomous Engineer tools to facilitate software development and modernization.
In cybersecurity, a combined security solution will merge OpenAI's security capabilities with ServiceNow's business context, asset tracking, and identity data. This aims to help teams investigate vulnerabilities, prioritize risks, and coordinate fixes. For voice interactions, a feature within ServiceNow's Super Intelligence Control Tower will allow users to describe AI use cases verbally, helping to fill out assessment fields and collect missing details through dialogue.
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Internal Rollout and Timeline
ServiceNow plans to provide ChatGPT Work and Codex access to its entire workforce, expanding beyond the engineering department. Engineers will utilize Codex to navigate codebases, implement modifications, and execute tests, while other business teams will apply ChatGPT Work to daily tasks. OpenAI will likewise utilize ServiceNow workflows internally, supported by the Super Intelligence Control Tower.
The ServiceNow Model Context Protocol plugin is currently available in the OpenAI marketplace, with further enhancements slated for release by the end of 2026. Voice capabilities in the Super Intelligence Control Tower are anticipated in the first quarter of 2027. Security features powered by OpenAI are projected to enter early access in January 2027, followed by general availability in the second quarter of 2027, while Codex in the AI Workflow Factory is scheduled for release in 2027.
Source: OpenAI and ServiceNow expand partnership across enterprise workflows — OpenAI News. Written by the Apixo team from that report.
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