Activate the get regulatory analysis agentic workflow

task brazil Updated Nov 10, 2025 4 min read activate-rcm-agent-workflow.md
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Configure and activate the get regulatory analysis agentic workflow that uses AI agents to enrich regulatory alerts with external context, classification, summarization, and recommended potential impacted items.

Before you begin

Install the ServiceNow Otto for IRM plugin (sn_irm_gen_ai).

The regulatory alert recommendation and summarization skills are required to generate enriched insights and identify impacted areas. For more information, see AI-generated recommendations for a regulatory alert skill and Regulatory alert summarization skill.

Role required: sn_nowassist_admin.nsa_admin or sn_aia.admin

About this task

Important: This agentic workflow is active by default. All fields are read-only except for the Triggers and Channels and status sections. To modify other fields, clone the workflow. Currently, you can't edit agent prompts or provide feedback for training.

If you have the RCM user [sn_grc_reg_change.user] role and the sn_grc_comp_genai.reg_change_ai_agent_user role, you can get regulatory analysis using the get regulatory analysis agentic workflow in the ServiceNow Otto panel.

This workflow uses web search to enhance alert context, summarizes the alert, and recommends potential impacts on citations, policies, and control objectives to support faster and more accurate compliance decisions. The regulatory alert must be in the New or In Progress state to generate analysis.

Note: You can add or remove AI agents from this workflow by making a copy and customizing it. For more information, about copying agentic workflows, see Duplicate an agentic workflow.

You can perform the following actions on ServiceNow Otto workflows if you have the sn_generative_ai.nsa_admin role:

Procedure

  1. Navigate to All > AI Agent Studio > Overview.

  2. Select the Agentic workflows tab within My solutions.

  3. Select View all.

  4. Select Get Regulatory Analysis.

  5. Select the Define key requirements section to review the following fields and confirm that the Get Regulatory Analysis workflow meets your requirements.

    Field Description
    Workflow Name Get regulatory analysis.
    Workflow description The get regulatory analysis agentic workflow assists regulatory change management professionals by analyzing regulatory alerts, enriching them with relevant contextual data, and recommending potential impacts on internal Citations, Policies, Control objectives, and so on. This workflow streamlines the review process, enabling faster and more accurate decision-making to maintain compliance with evolving regulatory requirements.
    List of steps Instructions for the LLM service.

Name

Description

Tools and knowledge sources

Model support

Active

Regulatory alert recommendation agent

The process of generating recommendations for impacted areas when a regulatory alert is raised. It involves fetching recommendation contexts, retrieving template-specific recommendations, and summarizing the results for the user.

  • Get Recommendation Context
  • Getting recommendation related to a template

Available

Active

Regulatory alert enrichment agent

The Regulatory alert enrichment agent is responsible for enriching the regulatory alert by adding more context collected using web search.

Regulatory alert enriched insights updater

Available

Active

Field

Description

LLM providers

Model providers that this agentic workflow doesn’t support.All model providers are supported by the get regulatory analysis agentic workflow.

6. Review how user and data access is defined to confirm that the default settings meet your requirements by selecting **Define security controls**.
|Field|Description|
|-----|-----------|
|Decision type|Allow if|
|Roles|sn\_grc\_comp\_genai.reg\_change\_ai\_user|
|User Authenticated|Not applicable|
|Active|Active|

**Note:** This section defines which users can access and interact with this agentic workflow. An access control list \(ACL\) has been automatically generated.

Field

Description

User identity type

Dynamic user

Approved role(s)

  • sn_grc_reg_change.user
  • sn_grc_comp_genai.reg_change_ai_agent_user
  • snc_required_script_writer_permission
**Note:**
The user identity type that this agentic workflow runs under determines the roles and the data access permissions derived from them. Remember, when agentic workflows can access data, they can also share that data with the human user who interacts with them. [Learn more about access control list rules](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/access?context=access-control-rules).
  1. Select Add triggers and configure conditions that start the workflow, such as when a new regulatory alert is created.

    Triggers can include record conditions, schedules, or inbound email.

    For more information, see Add a trigger to an agentic workflow.

  2. Define where alerts and summaries are delivered (for example, the ServiceNow Otto panel or Regulatory alert record) by selecting Channels and status.

    For more information, see Select channels and access for an agentic workflow.

  3. Select Save and test.

What to do next

Use the Testing playground to test your new agentic workflow using example utterances.

Verify that the enriched insights and recommendations are generated. If activation fails, check roles and skill configuration.

After confirming the workflow performs as expected, you can get started by selecting Get analysis from the Ask ServiceNow Otto action menu on a regulatory alert page or by selecting Get Regulatory Analysis from the ServiceNow Otto panel. The regulatory alert must be New or In Progress to generate analysis.

If you have not already set up the ServiceNow Otto panel, for more information see, Activate the ServiceNow Otto panel standard chat.

Keywords Regulatory alertsAgentic workflowSecurity controlsTriggersChannels
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