ServiceNow and HaloPSA, synced without the manual handoff
Your enterprise client stays in ServiceNow. Your MSP team stays in HaloPSA. Tickets sync both ways - automatically, securely, and without anyone being the coordinator.
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HaloPSAWhere the gap between ServiceNow and HaloPSA creates problems
Without a sync, someone on your team becomes the integration. Here's what that looks like in practice.
Your client's incidents aren't reaching your HaloPSA queue
When your enterprise client raises an incident in ServiceNow, your HaloPSA team doesn't see it. Someone has to copy it across - and by the time they do, priority context and field data is already missing.
Your client's ServiceNow fields don't map to your HaloPSA automatically
ServiceNow uses categories, subcategories, and custom catalogue variables. Your HaloPSA uses its own ticket type and action fields. Without a mapping layer, tickets arrive in your queue with incorrect or missing data that breaks your workflows.
You have no control over which notes cross the boundary
ServiceNow has work notes (internal) and journal comments (customer-facing). HaloPSA has its own visibility model. Without controls, notes meant for your client's internal team can end up in HaloPSA - or missing entirely on your side.
Your team can't see your client's ServiceNow without adding to their licence count
Giving your HaloPSA technicians access to the client's ServiceNow instance means procuring extra licences on their behalf, adding admin overhead to their environment, and giving your team visibility into tickets that have nothing to do with you.
How you connect
Up and running in under a day. No coding, no project, no professional services.
Connect your platforms
Add credentials for ServiceNow and HaloPSA through the guided setup. No developer required - takes under 30 minutes from either side.
Configure your workflow
Set your field mappings, sync filters, and comment rules. Define which tickets cross the boundary, how fields translate, and what stays internal.
Go live
Run a dry sync to verify the result on both sides, then switch to automatic. You stay in HaloPSA. Your enterprise client stays in ServiceNow.
We'll look after everything and help you along the way.
See it in action
Walkthroughs from the Support Fusion team.
ServiceNow to HaloPSA: full integration setup tutorial
Steve configures a ServiceNow to HaloPSA connection from both sides - sync defaults, comment controls, reverse sync, full field and value mapping including bidirectional closure codes, and a first manual sync.
ServiceNow variable sync
Shows how ServiceNow variable data from request items and catalogue forms is extracted and mapped to fields in the connected PSA or ITSM.
What's included
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Bi-directional sync
No matter where something originates, everything is kept in sync.
Every update, comment, and status change flows both ways. Assign an object in one platform and it stays bonded across both until it closes.
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Field mapping
When it's status A on their side, what needs to happen on yours?
You define the business-level rules once. Status, priority, category, board - everything translates automatically. No one has to do that work again.
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Inter-company connections
Connect and authorise an integration relationship in seconds.
Generate a connection code, share it, and approve the relationship. Each organisation controls what data flows to whom.
Why not just build it yourself?
Most teams try manual coordination or a custom script first. Here's how those compare.
Manual coordination
Someone copies tickets between platforms by hand. Updates go missing. Resolution gets delayed. The process lives in one person's head and disappears when they do.
Custom integration
A developer builds an API connection. It works until something changes - a field update, a platform upgrade, an API version bump. Then it breaks, and only one person knows how to fix it.
Support Fusion
Both teams stay in their own platform. Tickets sync automatically. Field rules are configured once and run without maintenance. ISO 27001 certified, no credentials shared.
The same certified security behind every connection
Every ServiceNow to HaloPSA connection runs on Support Fusion's ISO 27001 certified platform - per-connection API credentials, zero persistent ticket storage, and a full audit trail. Visit the Trust Center for certification documents or to submit a vendor security questionnaire.
Frequently asked questions
Does setting up Support Fusion require a dedicated integration engineer?
Will our IT service providers need to change how they work?
Do I need to write any code to set up an integration?
Can Support Fusion sync platforms within our own organisation?
Can I test the integration before going live?
Can I control which fields are shared between platforms?
Can we control which comments and notes are shared?
Do timestamps sync for SLA tracking?
Ready to connect ServiceNow and HaloPSA?
An integration specialist will run the session, tailored to your platforms. We'll walk through how sync would work for your team and answer any questions along the way.
Book a demo