Which normalization status indicates that a model is fully normalized in ServiceNow?

Normalization in ServiceNow refers to the process of improving data quality by eliminating redundancy and ensuring that each asset is represented consistently across the platform. When a model is fully normalized, it means that it has been processed to remove duplicates and inconsistencies, resulting in a clean and organized data structure.

The status "Normalized" specifically indicates that the model has been successfully processed through the normalization routines and is now fully compliant with the criteria for data normalization. This means that the model should effectively reflect a singular representation of an asset type without duplicates, irrelevant variations, or conflicting entries.

The other statuses refer to different stages or conditions of data normalization. For instance, "New" typically represents records that are newly created but have not undergone any normalization. "Manually Normalized" implies that the normalization process has been performed manually, which might not always result in complete accuracy or consistency decided by automated processes. "Match not Found" indicates that during the normalization process, no matching model was identified for that particular asset data, hence, it has not been effectively normalized. Therefore, "Normalized" is the status that's essential for indicating a fully normalized model in ServiceNow.