Practical ITSM
Implemented fast, adopted well, and easy to run.
Halo is a strong option when you need ITSM that's effective without becoming heavy. IKC helps you implement Halo with clear process standards, service catalogue structure, SLA discipline, and operational governance—so it works from day one and stays usable.
You need ITSM that can be rolled out quickly and adopted easily
You want a clean service experience: intake, tracking, and communication
You want operational discipline (SLAs, escalation, reporting) without heavy overhead
You're building a scalable service desk and want a platform that stays manageable
You want a practical ITSM layer that can integrate with other systems over time
Define services and request types, standardise forms, approvals, and fulfillment flows
Categorisation, routing, assignment, escalation, and communication standards
Clear priority model and targets, plus exception handling and escalation paths
Practical knowledge structure to reduce repeat questions and improve resolution speed
Dashboards that support operations and continuous improvement routines
Connect key systems (email, collaboration tools, HR/IAM, asset data sources) to reduce manual work
for users: where to request, what to expect, and status visibility
with routing, SLAs, and escalation discipline
through better intake, knowledge foundations, and standard workflows
that can grow with your needs without becoming overly complex
Service desk rollout with a clean portal and catalogue-based intake
SLA-based operations with consistent priority and escalation
(access, equipment, common services)
Incident handling with templates and structured communications
Dashboards for service desk performance and continuous improvement
A. The fastest way to avoid chaos is to standardise a small set of fundamentals first, then expand in phases. With HaloITSM, we typically start by shaping the Self-Service Portal and Service Catalogue so users can request the right things in the right way, and by setting up SLA groups with automated escalation rules so response and resolution do not rely on individual effort. Once these foundations are consistent, you can move quickly because requests, routing, and communications become repeatable rather than reinvented each time.
A. Adoption usually improves when users can find the right request quickly, get status visibility, and self-serve answers. HaloITSM's portal is designed for users to raise tickets and find solutions via knowledge articles, and it also promotes virtual agent capabilities to reduce response times and improve the support experience. In practice, this works best when the catalogue and knowledge structure are simple and consistent from the start.
A. HaloITSM includes SLA management that supports multiple SLA groups, priorities, and timings, with automated escalation rules and notification workflows. This helps shift SLA performance from individual heroics to a predictable system of standards and escalation.
A. Yes. HaloITSM is available as cloud or on premise. We will confirm your requirements upfront and plan the environment, identity access, and operational support model accordingly.