Now Mobile app

concept brazil Updated Sep 10, 2026 1 min read mobile-employee-experience.md
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Enable your users to submit incidents and requests, manage tasks, and access company resources from anywhere using the Now Mobile app.

Feature

Description

[Omitted image "homepage-alp.png"] Alt text: Now mobile applet launcher

  • Features of the Now Mobile app

The Now Mobile app is a downloadable app designed to help your employees with the following tasks:

-   Get help by submitting requests and issues.
-   Find answers using global search and knowledge base.
-   View and report issues around your assets
-   View and complete tasks
-   Upload images and attachments to ServiceNow records
-   Request help from Agent Chat and Virtual Agent
-   Use pre-configured Siri shortcuts unique to the Now Mobile app to complete common actions.

Note: For more information, see Base system functionality for ServiceNow mobile.

  • Download the app

Download the Now Mobile app for Apple iOS or Google Android from the Apple App Store or the Google Play store.

  • Access the demo

Take a look at the Now Mobile app demo. The demo is a curated experience designed to show how your employees can accomplish their work from anywhere. For more information on the app, see Now Mobile app demo.

## Additional resources
  • Learn more about what's new and changed, see the .

  • Log in to your ServiceNow® account and find additional information about implementing and deploying features at Employee Service Management.

  • Access real-time courses, self-paced training, and career resources at ServiceNow University

  • Find useful resources related to your role and explore best practices at the Customer Success Center.

  • Connect with other Customer Service Management users at Now Community.

  • Now Mobile app demo
    Access the demo in your Now Mobile app to learn how the app can help you work from anywhere using your mobile device.

Parent Topic:EmployeeWorks

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