A Data Policy in ServiceNow is used to enforce mandatory and read-only field conditions for data that

is entered manually through forms or imported into the system.

How Data Policies Enforce Mandatory Data on Import:

Data Policies apply to data coming from external sources, such as imports, web services (API), and

integrations.

If a field is set as mandatory in a Data Policy, records cannot be imported unless that field contains a

value.

This ensures data integrity by preventing incomplete or invalid data from entering the system.

Example Scenario:

If an administrator configures a Data Policy to make the "Caller" field mandatory on the Incident

table, any imported incidents without a Caller value will be rejected.

Why "True" is the Correct Answer:

✅ Data Policies enforce mandatory fields for both UI entry and imports.

Why "False" is Incorrect:

❌ If Data Policies did not enforce mandatory fields on imports, incomplete records could enter the

system, leading to data integrity issues.

Reference from CSA Documentation:

ServiceNow Documentation: Data Policies

CSA Exam Guide: Covers Data Policy enforcement for UI forms and imports.

Thus, the correct answer is:

✅ A. True