xtype has launched its feature store app xtype Enterprise on the ServiceNow® Store.
With the new listing on the ServiceNow Store, xtype Enterprise becomes more accessible to the worldwide teams that use the ServiceNow Platform.
xtype’s Multi-Instance Management Platform helps customers maximize their ServiceNow investment, innovate faster, govern multiple instances, shrink the backlog, ensure compliance, and reduce operational risk. A full-featured paid product, xtype Enterprise joins xtype View, its free multi-instance visibility tool, on the ServiceNow Store.
The launch marks xtype’s continued commitment to delivering seamless multi-instance management for ServiceNow customers, many of whom are adopting Agentic AI. xtype Enterprise helps to efficiently manage all production and non-production instances through real-time visibility, governance, and automation. This approach allows ServiceNow customers to rapidly deliver innovations on the ServiceNow Platform to meet business demand, ensuring continuous value and reduced technical debt.
Key features include:
- Multi-Instance Visibility: ServiceNow Platform teams can track plugins, apps, update sets, and ServiceNow versions across all instances in real-time.
- Controlled Instance Synchronization: Users can keep all non-prod instances ‘production-like’ and minimize cloning needs.
- Policy-Based Deployments: Teams can deploy compliant updates at five times the speed of manual deployment while ensuring security, quality, and approval gates.
- Release Packaging & Scheduling: xtype Enterprise makes it simple to automate production releases, integrate with Change Management, and eliminate spreadsheets.
- Support for Global-Scoped Applications: xtype Enterprise also ensures governance and consistency across instances, including global app bundles.
- Clone-Down Optimization: Clone-Down Optimization helps teams to auto-identify discrepancies and automate backup/restore plans to improve accuracy and efficiency.
xtype is an Advanced Platform Build Partner in the ServiceNow Partner Program. The xtype Enterprise store listing follows the company’s announcement of its official Advanced Platform Partner status in the ServiceNow Partner Program, which recognizes its track record of successful customer installations and technical expertise on the ServiceNow Platform.
"The publication of xtype Enterprise as a featured and certified app on the ServiceNow Store marks a major milestone for xtype as we work with ServiceNow to help customers strategically manage complex, multi-instance ServiceNow environments," said Ron Gidron, CEO of xtype. "With Multi-Instance Management, customers gain unprecedented control, visibility, and automation across their ServiceNow instances. We are helping enterprises to scale faster, make the most of their ServiceNow investments, improve governance, and maintain agility.”
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