Overview The Event Queue in ServiceNow is a mechanism used to manage and process system events asynchronously. Events trigger actions based on conditions, enabling tasks such as notifications or workflows. In ServiceNow, events are stored in the Event [ sysevent ] table and processed asynchronously. By default, events are placed in the Default queue , but high-volume or time-sensitive workflows can benefit from Custom Event Queues , which allow you to isolate, prioritize, and

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