Digital End-User Experience release notes

topic australia Updated Sep 17, 2026 2 min read digital-end-user-experience-rn.md
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The ServiceNow® Digital End-User Experience application is a cloud-based tool providing IT with comprehensive visibility and monitoring for user applications, networks, and devices. See the following sections for release notes by version.

About Digital End-User Experience

  • Digital End-User Experience (DEX) detects and fixes potential technology issues before they affect you. Your IT team deploys DEX to monitor computers and applications.
  • DEX collects usage and performance data from endpoints. It uses metric rules to detect issues, remediate them automatically, and engage you proactively.
  • With the DEX Desktop Assistant, you can troubleshoot local applications, use Virtual Agent, run network tests, and contact IT support. Admins can send alerts to your Desktop Assistant.
  • DEX includes DEX Application and Device Health, DEX Content Playbook, and DEX Desktop Assistant. Application and Device Health provides end-to-end visibility into applications, networks, and devices, regardless of location.

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Activation and other requirements

  • Activation information

    Install Digital End-User Experience by requesting it from the ServiceNow Store. Visit the ServiceNow Store to view all the available apps, and for information about submitting requests to the store. For cumulative release notes information for all released apps, see the ServiceNow Store version history release notes.

  • Browser requirements

    Enable the DEX browser extension to monitor web applications for various operational or performance-based metrics on your system. For more information, see .

Accessibility and localization

  • Accessibility information

    Localization is applicable to DEX in all languages supported by the ServiceNow AI Platform.

Parent Topic:IT Operations Management release notes

Version 5.3.0

This release includes updates to Digital End User Experience features and functionality.

What's new


  • You can now use remedial actions to start or stop a Windows service, clear the system cache, and reset the print spooler.


  • You can now execute remedial actions from Flow designer. Each action runs only when the device is online and the action applies to it.


  • Metric rules and event rules are now rate limited per rule on the device. This helps prevent a single noisy rule from flooding the instance with alerts or events.


  • A new extension point for metric rule events gives you more control over how events are evaluated before alerts are triggered.

What's changed


  • The Devices page now includes a link to DEX dashboard, so users with multiple roles can reach the DEX homepage faster.


  • The Diagnose view in Device Health Check now explains why a category shows a Poor or Average status with no pending actions. It tells users that their IT team is reviewing additional metrics.

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