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"How to query data from ServiceNow" matching MCP tools:

  • List knowledge bases from a ServiceNow instance. Filter by active status or encoded query to identify available KBs for browsing articles and categories.
    MIT
  • Count records on any ServiceNow table with optional query filters. Uses the Stats API for fast server-side counting to quickly gauge data volumes.
    MIT
  • Query any ServiceNow table to retrieve records matching specified criteria. Supports encoded query strings, field selection, and display value resolution for general-purpose data retrieval.
    MIT

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  • Search a ServiceNow knowledge base for published articles. Use it for how-to instructions, troubleshooting, or documented procedures by entering a plain-text query.
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  • Count records in a ServiceNow table matching a query filter, returning only an integer. Use it for 'how many' questions without retrieving record data.
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  • Search ServiceNow incidents using an encoded query string to filter by criteria like status or priority. Leave the query empty to retrieve the most recent incidents, with options to set the result limit and paginate through records.
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  • Convert plain English questions into structured ServiceNow data. Use simple language to query incidents, changes, or any table and receive organized results.
    Elastic 2.0
  • Define and generate a KPI using ServiceNow data, with options for aggregation and filtering.
    MIT
  • Create a KPI from ServiceNow data by specifying a source table, aggregate function, and optional filters. Define metrics like count, sum, or average to track performance.
    Elastic 2.0
  • Query enrollment data for US public schools from the Common Core of Data, filtering by year, grade, or state FIPS to get school-level counts.
    MIT
  • Retrieve data from Aspro.Cloud using list and get methods. Run aspro_describe first to learn parameters, then pass entity id and query arguments to get status, URL, and data.
    MIT
  • Count messages or threads matching a query to quickly check how many emails exist from a sender, subject, or time range before running a full search.
    MIT