Platform and user support
Agree how users or administrators request help, how issues are assessed and when they are escalated to your internal team or Halo.
After go-live, service management needs ongoing attention. Stratwyze offers managed support for agreed platform support, optimisation, SLA governance and enhancements.
Discuss a support scope →Start with how your organisation uses Halo, who administers it and which tasks should remain with your team. Agree the boundaries before selecting service hours, priorities and reporting.
Stratwyze’s managed support is a scoped service around your Halo environment. An outsourced employee service desk, hosting or infrastructure support would need its own explicit scope.
Agree how users or administrators request help, how issues are assessed and when they are escalated to your internal team or Halo.
Review queue behaviour, workflows, data quality and service-level reporting. Prioritise practical improvements with process owners.
Maintain an agreed enhancement backlog. Confirm design, testing, approval and release responsibilities before changes reach production.
These terms are agreed in your support proposal. Coverage, response targets and any service-level commitments depend on that agreement.
Share your current Halo setup, user groups, support arrangements and recurring issues. Identify open implementation tasks and who can provide access, configuration records and existing commitments.
If a deployment is still in progress, plan the support handover as part of implementation and transition.
Yes. Support can be scoped around your internal team. Agree ownership, access and approval boundaries so responsibilities are clear.
Only where the agreed scope includes them. Confirm enhancement capacity, project work, subscriptions and vendor charges in the proposal.
We can discuss an existing environment. Access, configuration history, outstanding defects and requirements must be assessed before accepting a support scope.
Tell us your current setup and the service outcomes you need. We will discuss what discovery should cover.
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