A knowledge base article about Knowledge Base Feedback: Comments, Useful, Rating provided by the UC Berkeley IT Service Hub - Knowledge Portal
We are enabling Comments within Feedback that is already part of the ServiceNow Knowledge Base. Comments will be enabled for all knowledge bases by default, but can be disabled by the knowledge base’s owner or one of the managers. Useful and Rating has been enabled for some time for all knowledgebases. Feedback has already been generated using just the Useful and Rating fields.
Feedback is a way for you to get information about how users view individual articles. Technically speaking, each record of Feedback can contain Comments, Useful or Rating. Feedback will only contain one type of feedback. If a single customer adds a rating, a comment and marks an article as useful, that will generate 3 Feedback records.
You must be either an Owner or Manager of a Knowledge Base.
When a new Feedback record is created, a notification goes to:
Because one notification will be sent per feedback, if a user submits all three types of feedback, that would generate three notifications. To help prevent getting a lot of emails, you can go into your notification preferences and customize which conditions trigger a notification. For example you may only want to get comment notifications during work hours.
To customize your notifications:
Comments is not empty to get notifications for Comment type records only.Can I enable comments for only certain articles or categories?
A. No, You can only enable comments on an entire Knowledge base.
Can I run a report on comments?
Yes, there is a Useful field on the feedback you can use to run reports against. The table is called Knowledge Feedback. It is related to the articles through the Article field.
How do I know if I own a knowledge base (How do I find out who owns a Knowledge Base)?
You will need to contact the ServiceNow team to discuss ownership of knowledge bases. You can contact ServiceNow using the Create Incident form and setting the Affected Service to ServiceNow.
Who can leave a comment?
Any logged in user can leave a comment.
Who can view comments?
Any user can view comments by opening the article. Only knowledgebase owners and managers can see and report on all the feedback records including Comment records.