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Service model reference

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Standard·Platform: Jira Service Management Cloud (Assets)·Implementation Guide·Reading time: ~2 min·Version 1.1·Mar 2026

Service model reference

Each JSM LaunchPad template comes with three documentation pages covering different aspects of day-to-day use.

The Quick Start Guide covers the template's purpose, its object types and attributes, deployment steps, and practical examples for getting data in quickly. Start here when deploying a new schema.

The Governance Playbook covers ownership responsibilities, data quality rules, review schedules, and lifecycle management. Read this once the schema is live and you need to keep it healthy.

The Forms Specification defines the recommended Jira Service Management portal forms for each object type in the schema. Use this when setting up request forms so that users can create and update records through a standardised interface.


Foundation

Starting points that establish the foundational object types most other schemas build on.

SchemaKeyObject TypesComplexityTier
Basic CMDBBCMDB3StarterFree
Core SchemaCORE7OperationalPaid

Operational

Everyday ITSM building blocks for configuration management, service delivery, prioritisation, and SLA tracking.

SchemaKeyObject TypesComplexityTier
Standard CMDBSCMDB12OperationalPaid
Service CatalogueSCAT8OperationalPaid
Priority MatrixPRIO4OperationalPaid
SLA ManagementSLA3OperationalPaid

IT Infrastructure

Focused schemas for teams that need depth in infrastructure, security, or asset management.

SchemaKeyObject TypesComplexityTier
Cloud-Native InfrastructureCLOUD10AdvancedPaid
CybersecurityCSEC5AdvancedPaid
Software Asset ManagementSAM10AdvancedPaid

Specialised

Consolidated schemas for organisations with cross-domain or enterprise-scale requirements.

SchemaKeyObject TypesComplexityTier
Enterprise IT CMDBENTIT21EnterprisePaid
Vendor ManagementVEND11EnterprisePaid
Workforce ManagementWFM12EnterprisePaid

Governance

Operational schemas that govern the content and processes your team produces, not just the infrastructure it runs.

SchemaKeyObject TypesComplexityTier
Documentation ManagementDOCM7EnterprisePaid

Select any schema to see its overview, then follow the links to the Quick Start Guide, Governance Playbook, and Forms Specification.