Change Management in
HaloITSM (ITIL 4)
What is change management?
In ITIL 4, the former “change management” process is now the change control practice: ensuring changes are
assessed, authorized and scheduled to minimize risk and disruption. Common types include standard (pre-approved/
low risk), normal, and emergency changes.
Why HaloITSM for change
Built-in change control
Track, plan and deliver changes at any scale with a dedicated module (workflows, approvals, audit).
Risk-based approvals & CAB
Route approvals by risk/impact and convene a Change
Advisory Board (CAB) for higher-risk items (best-practice governance).
Live change calendar & blackout windows
Avoid collisions with maintenance, business events and code freezes; visualize CI/service impact from the CMDB.
DevOps hand-in-hand
Two-way sync with Jira Software and Azure DevOps keeps engineering and IT in lock-step through the change lifecycle.
Microsoft-first collaboration
Microsoft Teams notifications, chatbot and embedded self-service portal keep stakeholders in the loop without context-switching.
Automation at scale
HaloITSM Service Automation Framework standardizes service definitions so policies/SLAs/approvals apply consistently across changes.
Related capabilities
How it flows
Recent partner notes: some teams map CAB roles to Entra ID (Azure AD) groups to automate reviewer access & approvals—handy for audit/compliance.
Integrations that de-risk change
Microsoft Teams
Jira Software
Azure DevOps
Need more? We also connect PagerDuty (on-call), iPaaS (e.g., ONEiO) for cross-tool workflows. Ask us to tailor your stack.
KPIs we set up
- Change success rate (no incident/regret)
- Emergency change ratio (keep low)
- Lead time to approval and implementation
- CAB throughput & rework
- Collisions avoided (calendar conflicts)
How SMC delivers (FR/BE/LU)
- Design & build: change types, risk model, approvals,
calendar, CAB. - Integrate & automate: Microsoft Teams, Jira/Azure DevOps
two-way, CMDB impact. - Enable & govern: CAB playbook, PIR template, dashboards,
continuous improvement.
modernize change?
Frequently Asked Questions.
Yes—HaloITSM supports ITIL 4 “change control” practices: risk assessment, authorization, scheduling and review.
Standard, normal and emergency changes with appropriate workflows/approvals.
Use the change calendar/blackout windows and link changes to CIs/services (impact awareness).