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    Industries

    Every sector runs a service desk. We've built them in most.

    Thirty-five-plus Halo implementations across councils, housing, schools, law firms, energy, manufacturing, logistics and hospitality. The request types change; the platform and the discipline don't.

    Sector matters less than the desk: request types, SLAs, integrations and who has to use it at 8am. That's what a demo is built around.

    Where we've implementedHalo, 35+ times
    • Public sector, housingCouncils and housing associations
    • EducationMulti-academy trusts and schools
    • Legal, professionalLaw firms, accountants, consultancies
    • Energy, industrialEnergy, manufacturing, pharma, logistics
    • Hospitality, consumerHotels, restaurants, consumer services
    Named clients are in each sector below, and on the homepage.

    Pick your sector.

    Each one has a desk with its own shape. Three things we build for it, and who you'd be joining.

    Financial services

    FCA-regulated firms need resilience evidence to come out of everyday service work, ready for PS26/2 reporting from 18 March 2027.

    What we build on Halo for it

    • Impact tolerance clocks on every incident linked to an important business service.
    • The reportability decision recorded in the incident, with the 24-hour and 4-hour clocks running.
    • The material third-party register held on supplier and contract records.

    Organisations we've taken onto HaloOur first financial services reference will be named here once it is live. Operational resilience on Halo.

    What doesn't change.

    Three things every implementation gets, whatever the sector.

    Eight to twelve weeks

    Discovery, configuration, migration, go-live. Scoped and priced before we start, whether the desk is a council's or a law firm's.

    One data model

    IT, HR, facilities, finance, legal, customers and, for MSPs, clients, all on the same platform. Departments join without a new system.

    AI you can run

    Halo's AI comes in the licence. Our AI Ninjas practice runs it as a governed service afterwards, which matters most in regulated sectors.

    Questions we get asked.

    You haven't listed our sector. Does that matter?
    Rarely. What matters is the desk: the request types, the SLAs, the systems it has to talk to and who has to use it. If you run a service desk, we have almost certainly built one like it; the demo will show you.
    Do you work with multi-site or multi-country organisations?
    Yes. Multi-site, multi-team and multi-language configurations are standard in Halo, and our delivery teams in Manchester and Manila serve clients across the UK, Europe and the Middle East.
    Can we see a reference in our sector?
    Ask. Where a client has agreed to take calls we'll introduce you; several of the organisations named on this page have.

    Show us your desk.

    A demo built around your request types, not a generic one. Bring the three things your desk gets asked most.

    Comparing platforms?

    Halo against ServiceNow, Freshservice and Jira, on published numbers.

    Read the comparisons