Integration of CMDB with IT Service Records Using Affected and Impacted CIs
Track how Configuration Items (CIs) relate to IT service records like incidents,
problems, and change requests. Use affected and impacted CI references to improve context, speed
up resolution, and reduce service disruption.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Performance, and Unlimited
Editions with Agentforce IT Service that have CMDB and Service Graph enabled.
When Configuration Management Database (CMDB) is integrated with incident, problem, change,
and release records, support teams can reference relevant configuration items directly from
these records. The references appear as affected CIs and impacted CIs, populated from live
CMDB data.
The linking of CIs with IPCR records helps teams trace disruptions to the source, understand
dependencies, and assess risk before taking action. The affected and impacted CI panels appear
in ITSM records once CMDB is enabled and related permissions are configured.
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