Theirs runs inside your instance and can act on its own. Ours runs beside it, reads as you, and writes only when you click. Anything you can do on your instance, it can draft. Nothing it can do without you. Every claim about theirs links to their documentation.
| ServiceNow AI | Kaddiya | |
|---|---|---|
| 01What gets installed | ServiceNowPlugins on your instance5 | KaddiyaNothing. One OAuth record |
| 02Who it acts as | ServiceNowAn agent identity, roles masked63 | KaddiyaYou |
| 03Its privilege ceiling | ServiceNowOften elevated or admin7 | KaddiyaYours, exactly |
| 04How a write happens | ServiceNowOn its own, inside workflows28 | KaddiyaOn your click, from a card |
| 05Where the limit lives | ServiceNowIn settings, and a kill switch67 | KaddiyaIn the code |
| 06Runs unattended | ServiceNowYes, by design4 | KaddiyaNo, by design |
| 07Which model | ServiceNowFrom their approved list9 | KaddiyaYours |
| 08What it costs | ServiceNow"Assists". Price on request1011124 | KaddiyaCents per turn, shown as you go |
| 09Build your own agents | ServiceNowYes, on the Prime tier4 | KaddiyaNo |
That is the whole list, and a test keeps this page's list equal to the code's. Each is one record, shown in full on a card, written only when you click. There is no batch and no "and then".
One protocol, the Anthropic Messages API. We hold no model credential, apart from the metered trial key the hosted free plan runs on.
TheirsNow Assist in the form; agents that categorize and draft.18
OursYour queue in one query, the last fix for the same thing, a reply that sends on your click.
Each of these is real. If one is your requirement, buy theirs. If none is, ours sits happily on an instance that also runs Now Assist.
Read from ServiceNow's documentation for the australia release on 31 August 2026. Links go to their site, not ours.