Create and update ServiceNow CSM customer cases via the Table API and auto-escalate based on SLA breach

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Verified steps

  1. Authenticate with a ServiceNow instance using Basic Auth or OAuth 2.0 bearer token scoped to the CSM application
  2. POST to /api/now/table/sn_customerservice_case with required fields (short_description, contact, account, severity) to create a customer case
  3. Set the SLA definition by referencing the correct task_sla record or by relying on auto-attach rules tied to the case category
  4. Poll GET /api/now/table/task_sla?sysparm_query=task={case_sys_id} to monitor breach_time and stage fields for active SLA timers
  5. When stage equals 'Breached', trigger escalation by updating the case's assignment_group and priority fields via PATCH /api/now/table/sn_customerservice_case/{sys_id}
  6. Send a notification using POST /api/now/table/sys_notification or invoke a Flow Designer action via the REST API to alert the account team

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