ITSM Automation & Orchestration in HaloITSM

Automate the busywork. Orchestrate the rest. We design HaloITSM automations that standardise services, speed up hand‑offs and keep people in flow—across incidents, requests, changes and beyond. The HaloITSM Service Automation Framework (SAF) gives consistent service definitions so rules, SLAs and escalations apply end‑to‑end.

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What “automation” means
in HaloITSM

Service Automation Framework (SAF

Service Automation Framework (SAF)

A shared layer of service definitions that enable genuine “policy once, automate everywhere” across ITSM practices. See the Service Automation Framework.

Workflow & rules

Workflow & rules

Trigger actions on create/update/transition, enforce SLAs, and route by category/priority/owner. (Foundation for incidents/requests/changes.)

Event-driven hooks

Event-driven hooks

Notify or call external systems via webhooks and flows (e.g., xMatters/AlertOps).

Extensibility

Extensibility

REST API (token‑based) lets you push and pull data and orchestrate tasks from your scripts and tools.

In-channel automation

In-channel automation

Microsoft Teams notifications, chatbot actions and an embedded self service portal keep users and agents in their primary tool.

What automation means in HaloITSM

High-impact use cases
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Automatisation Faq

Frequently Asked Questions.

SAF is HaloITSM’s standard set of service definitions that lets you apply policies and SLAs consistently across processes—enabling genuine end to end automation. See the Service Automation Framework.

Yes use webhooks to fire flows in tools like xMatters or AlertOps and the REST API for custom orchestration.

Mostly—HaloITSM supports Teams notifications, chatbots and an embedded self‑service portal for request/incident intake.

Use two ‑way sync with Jira or Azure DevOps so tickets and statuses mirror without manual duplication.

Often no—native webhooks/API cover many cases. For broader cross‑tool workflows, we can evaluate iPaaS after we’ve captured quick wins with native options.