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HaloITSM
All-inclusive IT service management and ITIL-aligned service desk software.
What it does
Automates incident, problem, and change management workflows following ITIL standards. Provides a self-service portal for internal employees to submit tickets and search knowledge articles. Tracks IT assets, configuration items (CMDB), and software licensing lifecycles in real time. Integrates AI-assisted copilot tools to speed up ticket resolution and response times.
Why it works
All-inclusive license model includes all features, modules, and AI capabilities as standard. Native ITIL v4 compliance enables rapid configuration without reliance on external consultants. Self-funded, product-led model reinvests revenues directly into engineering and customer value. Built-in CMDB and asset tracking eliminate dependencies on third-party IT inventory software.
Category: Utilities & System Tools
Team Size: 100+
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As of 2026
Utilities & System Tools
Revenue: $10M-100M ARR
All-inclusive IT service management and ITIL-aligned service desk software.
Overview
HaloITSM is an enterprise IT service management (ITSM) and service desk platform designed to streamline internal operations and ITIL workflows. It unifies incident, change, problem, and asset management into a centralized cloud platform equipped with AI automation and a self-service user portal. Built as an all-inclusive solution, HaloITSM gives service desks complete operational visibility and workflow automation without requiring add-ons or modular upsells.
Funding status: Bootstrapped
Revenue source: Subscriptions
Customer type: B2B
Pricing: Subscription
Tech stack: C#, .NET, React, SQL Server, AWS
Platform: Web
Integrations: Microsoft Teams, Azure AD, Jira, SCCM, Zapier, SolarWinds, Datto, ConnectWise, Splunk, Salesforce
Founder story
HaloITSM was developed by Halo (formerly Halo Service Solutions), founded originally in 1994 in Suffolk, United Kingdom. The founders aimed to solve the complexity and excessive licensing costs associated with legacy IT service management platforms. By taking a self-funded, product-led approach, Halo grew into a global ITSM provider supporting public sector entities and enterprise teams in over 50 countries.
What it does
- Automates incident, problem, and change management workflows following ITIL standards
- Provides a self-service portal for internal employees to submit tickets and search knowledge articles
- Tracks IT assets, configuration items (CMDB), and software licensing lifecycles in real time
- Integrates AI-assisted copilot tools to speed up ticket resolution and response times.
Who it's for
- Enterprise IT Service Desks
- Managed Service Providers (MSPs)
- Public Sector & Government IT Teams
- Internal Operations Departments
Why it works
- All-inclusive license model includes all features, modules, and AI capabilities as standard
- Native ITIL v4 compliance enables rapid configuration without reliance on external consultants
- Self-funded, product-led model reinvests revenues directly into engineering and customer value
- Built-in CMDB and asset tracking eliminate dependencies on third-party IT inventory software.
Growth strategies
- Product- led growth backed by transparent, all-inclusive pricing with no hidden module fees
- Positioning as a modern, lower- TCO alternative to complex legacy platforms like ServiceNow
- Strategic focus on public sector and MSP procurement programs globally
- Co- selling through global channel partner network and MSP technology integrations
Alternatives
Comparison overview
- HaloITSM provides an enterprise-grade ITSM feature set with all-inclusive tier pricing.
- Platforms like ServiceNow require modular licensing and extensive implementation consultancies, whereas HaloITSM provides built-in ITIL workflows, AI features, and CMDB capabilities out of the box without add-on charges.