InvGate Service Desk VS HaloITSM

InvGate Service Desk is an IT service management platform that offers help desk request fulfillment, customer service and support and self-service knowledge management. InvGate lets users create trouble tickets, run advanced reports and view analytics and automate workflows. Its drag-and-drop and drill-down functionality allow data to be accessible to all members of the team. The solution offers features such as ticket management, knowledge base, problem management, change management, reporting and analytics. The built-in analytics tool uses OLAP approach to deliver data and information in real-time. The system can be purchased outright as an on-premise option, or cloud-based, with an annual recurring fee. It is customizable depending on the needs of the company. InvGate also offers web self-service capabilities, so staff can track the progress of trouble tickets, search the knowledge base, and promote self-resolution to IT service requests.

HaloITSM is an IT service management solution that helps businesses streamline the entire incident lifecycle, from ticket creation to issue resolution. It enables professionals to update the status of incidents and view details including ticket ID, priority level, issue summary, and date created.

HaloITSM allows organizations to link new incidents with existing requests and share potential solutions with team members or end-users through the knowledge base. Managers can specify default values such as categories, priority, service-level agreements, or mailboxes before creating requests. Customer service agents can view upcoming tasks on a calendar and streamline approval processes by requesting validation on ticket creation or modifications.

HaloITSM facilitates integration with various third-party applications such as Slack, Microsoft Office 365, Okta, Splunk, Facebook, Twitter, and more. Other features of HaloITSM include reporting, compliance management, status tracking, a self-service portal, collaboration, and auditing. It also helps businesses generate maintenance requests, store asset details, and set validation rules across configuration fields using IP addresses or numeric passwords.