Learn how to design and launch HaloPSA integrations that MSPs adopt quickly. This playbook covers workflows, API best practices, and a 90-day plan.

HaloPSA is one of the fastest-growing modern PSAs in the MSP market. Built on a flexible, API-first architecture, HaloPSA appeals to both agile startups and established MSPs seeking modern workflows. For channel vendors, this makes HaloPSA an attractive platform to integrate with early and deeply.
This playbook gives you a roadmap to building, launching, and scaling a HaloPSA integration that creates value for MSP partners and accelerates your channel program.
• Modern Architecture: REST-first, API-driven, with rapid development cycles.
• Growing Community: A rising user base of MSPs seeking alternatives to legacy PSAs.
• Flexibility: Supports extensive customization of fields, workflows, and reporting.
• Adoption Potential: Partners view HaloPSA as innovative and expect equally modern integrations from vendors.
1. Ticket Workflows
• Create, update, and close tickets from your product.
• Map events into HaloPSA queues, statuses, and priorities.
• Leverage automation rules to drive ticket routing and resolution.
2. Organization & Contact Sync
• Sync customer records into HaloPSA Organizations.
• Maintain contact data for tickets, alerts, and communications.
3. Asset & Configuration Sync
• Push devices, assets, or endpoints into HaloPSA Configuration Items.
• Track lifecycle metadata (warranty, patch version, linked product).
4. Contracts & Billing
• Sync usage, licenses, and subscriptions into HaloPSA Contracts.
• Automate invoicing data for reconciliation.
5. Reporting & Dashboards
• Provide prebuilt reporting packs.
• Tie product value directly into HaloPSA reporting.
• Architecture: REST-first, designed for speed and flexibility.
• Authentication: OAuth 2.0 supported.
• Custom Fields: Heavy customization potential means field mapping must be flexible.
• Versioning: Rapid releases, you must monitor updates closely.
• Rate Limits: Relatively high thresholds but still require efficient design.
• Guided Setup: Include field mapping templates with sensible defaults.
• Custom Field Flexibility: Allow partners to adjust mappings to fit their instance.
• Error Transparency: Provide plain language explanations.
• Workflow Recipes: Publish guides like “Alert to Ticket in HaloPSA” or “Usage to Contract.”
• Community Enablement: Share integration packs in HaloPSA forums and peer groups.
• Sandboxing: Where possible, enable test mode before production.
HaloPSA’s community is smaller but highly engaged. Treat it as:
• A Growth Node: Early adopters spread word-of-mouth fast.
• Co-Creation Hub: Collaborate on automation packs and dashboards.
• Trust Builder: Deliver integrations that demonstrate your commitment to innovation.
Weeks 1-2:
• Define partner outcomes and value loops (ticket + billing).
• Map workflows against HaloPSA data model.
Weeks 3-6:
• Build MVP integration (ticket + organization sync).
• Publish documentation and setup guide.
• Engage HaloPSA communities with announcements.
Weeks 7-10:
• Host integration clinics and webinars.
• Capture 1-2 early adopter success stories.
• Expand into asset/configuration sync.
Weeks 11-13:
• Add billing/contract automation.
• Publish reporting packs.
• Launch adoption dashboard.
• Installation and activation rate.
• Time to first synced ticket or organization.
• Active usage per workflow.
• Ecosystem-sourced pipeline.
• Partner expansion driven by integration adoption.
How fast does HaloPSA change?
Rapidly. Monitor API updates and maintain flexibility in your design.
What’s the biggest challenge?
Field customization. MSPs often create unique workflows, allow mapping flexibility.
Do we need to support reporting?
Yes. Prebuilt dashboards add immediate value and drive adoption.
What makes HaloPSA different?
Its modern, API-first design and fast-moving community. Vendors who integrate early build strong credibility.
• Ticket automation flows built and tested.
• Organization and contact sync working.
• Asset/configuration sync mapped.
• Billing and contract workflows integrated.
• Reporting packs published.
• Marketplace/community listing live.
• Adoption dashboard in place.
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