Echelon reads the business request, asks the clarifying questions, checks what exists in the instance, and writes stories in hours. All without needing your engineers’ time.
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Free your team from the back-and-forth of writing stories from vague business inputs.
SecOps want ServiceNow to notify Torq whenever a security incident is raised.
When a security incident is created with priority = P1/P2, an outbound HTTP POST is sent to the Torq endpoint within 30 seconds.
Echelon surfaces unclear requirements & asks the clarifying questions, eliminating the risk of rework later in the process.
Echelon answers questions on your instance and guides your analyst on ServiceNow best practices, so they’re not stuck waiting for time with your engineers.
Echelon weighs the viable paths against upgrade risk and reuses the correct mechanism with minimal customization.

To write a build-ready story, down from days
No architect or engineer time to get build-ready
Stories reach developers ready to build

“Getting a story built used to mean going and bothering my solution architect, or the engineering lead.”
Echelon is an AI teammate for ServiceNow delivery. It reads the business request, asks the clarifying questions, checks what already exists in your instance, and writes sized, scoped, testable stories that are ready to build.
Echelon connects to your ServiceNow instance and story management (SPM, Jira, Asana) through secure OAuth — no platform changes to get started. It reads your instance to ground its work, and your team starts pulling stories in by ID.
No. Echelon removes the routine discovery and feasibility checks that shouldn’t have needed an engineer. Novel architecture, deep customization, and complex performance work stay with your engineers.
Echelon integrates with story management (ServiceNow SPM, Jira, Asana) so a story can be pulled in by ID and the discovery attaches to it.
ServiceNow’s own investments (Now Assist AC generation, Agile story generation) confirm the problem is real. Echelon works across the full lifecycle — grounded in your live instance.