ServiceNow implementations, built by agents that know the platform.
Hankera SI agents read your instance, plan the work, build it in sub-production and prove it with tests. An architect approves every change before anything moves forward.
What the agents do
Each agent covers one part of the platform where implementations usually stall. They work from your instance's real data and configuration, not from a generic playbook.
CMDB and CSDM
Keeps the CMDB trustworthy and mapped to the Common Service Data Model.
- IRE identification and reconciliation design
- Duplicate and orphan CI cleanup plans
- CSDM gap analysis by domain
Discovery and Service Graph
Finds out why devices are missing or wrong, down to the protocol.
- Per-vendor SNMP and credential troubleshooting
- Service Graph Connector onboarding
- Coverage reports by subnet and class
Upgrades
Turns upgrade risk into a reviewed list instead of a surprise.
- Skipped records review with a recommendation for each
- Customization impact by family release
- Regression runs with ATF
Integrations and delivery
Moves stories from backlog to tested update sets.
- Story to code drafts that follow your coding standards
- REST, import set and transform map builds
- Code review against platform best practice
How an engagement runs
Agents do the heavy lifting. People make the calls. Amber steps are where a human signs off.
Connect
Read-only access to a sub-production instance through a scoped integration user.
AgentAssess
Agents profile the CMDB, Discovery, customizations and backlog.
AgentPlan
A prioritized plan with effort and risk. You choose what gets built.
Human approvalBuild and test
Changes land in sub-prod as update sets, each with tests and evidence.
AgentPromote
An architect reviews the evidence and promotes through your change process.
Human approval
Platform readiness check
Twelve questions, about three minutes. You get a score for each area, the first things worth fixing, and a report you can download. Nothing you enter leaves your browser.
Guardrails built in
Agents that touch a production platform need limits. These are the defaults, not add-ons.
Read-only first
Assessment runs with read access. Write access is limited to sub-production and scoped per task.
No silent changes
Every change ships as an update set with a diff, tests and a plain-language summary.
People approve
Plans and promotions need a named approver. Agents never promote to production.
Your data stays yours
Instance data is used only for your engagement and is not used to train models.
Bring us the work that keeps slipping.
CMDB cleanups, Discovery gaps, upgrade backlogs. Tell us what is stuck.