ServiceNow Otto for Software Asset Management \(SAM\) release notes

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The ServiceNow Otto for Software Asset Management (SAM) application brings agentic AI to Software Asset Management. See the following sections for release notes by version.

About ServiceNow Otto for Software Asset Management (SAM)

  • Automatically match software entitlements to installations and usage data, and flag over-deployment and unused licenses so asset managers aren’t reconciling spreadsheets by hand.
  • Route license requests, installs, and upgrades to the right approvers and fulfillment steps, cutting response and provisioning time for employees.
  • Link publishers, contracts, entitlements, and install records into one view, then use AI analysis to flag renewal risks, shelfware, and reclaim opportunities.

See ServiceNow Otto for Software Asset Management (SAM) for more information.

Important: For Now LLM Service model updates for each release, see Model provider updates.

Activation and other requirements

  • Activation information

    Install ServiceNow Otto for Software Asset Management (SAM) 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.

Parent Topic:Asset Management release notes

Version 11.0.0

This release adds AI-powered analysis of software spend transactions and software spend detection.

What's new

What's changed

  • Software Spend Detection Core UI

    The Software Spend Detection feature is no longer available in the Core UI. Software Spend Detection is now accessible from the Software Asset Workspace under License operations. Existing imports and spend transactions created in the Core UI are now accessible from the Software Asset Workspace.

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