ServiceCore
IT Service Management · ITSM

ITIL 4 service management, the whole IT operation in one place.

Incident, problem, change, request, asset and configuration management — built on ITIL 4, sharing one data model. ServiceCore is the ITSM software that runs your service desk end to end, no stitched-together tools required.

14+
ITSM modules in the suite
ITIL 4
Aligned, end to end
1
Data model, no silos
Overview

What ITSM looks like on ServiceCore

IT service management is supposed to make IT predictable. Too often it does the opposite: a ticket tool here, a spreadsheet of assets there, a change calendar nobody trusts. ServiceCore replaces that with a single ITSM platform where every incident, problem, change and request follows a defined process and leaves a record you can report on.

It's built on ITIL 4 — not as a checkbox, but as the way the modules actually work. An incident links to the problem behind it, the change that caused it, and the configuration item it runs on. So when something breaks at 2am, root cause isn't a guessing game.

And because all thirty-plus modules sit on one core, you turn capabilities on as you mature. Start with the service desk. Add asset management when you're ready. Layer in automation when the volume justifies it — without ripping anything out.

Service Desk & Incident Management

One front door, every channel, ITIL 4 underneath

Email, phone, chat, web and the portal all land in one queue, logged against a single point of contact. From there, incident management takes over — categorize, prioritize, route and resolve, with SLAs watched in the background and escalations firing before a breach, not after.

  • Omnichannel service desk
  • Single point of contact
  • Incident logging & routing
  • Major incident handling
  • Email-to-ticket capture
  • SLA-aware escalation
Service Desk & Incident Management
Unified inboxSLA 98%
Resolved within SLA98%
INC-2041EmailNew
REQ-1180ChatAssigned
INC-2039PhoneResolved
Problem & Change Management

Fix the cause, then change safely

Problem management hunts the root cause so the same incident stops coming back, and known errors get documented for next time. When a fix means changing something, change management weighs the risk, gathers the approvals and schedules the work — with a clear view of the services and assets in the blast radius.

  • Root cause analysis
  • Known error database
  • Risk-assessed change
  • Change approval boards
  • Release coordination
  • Impact & dependency visibility
Problem & Change Management
RequesterSubmitted
Team leadApproved
DirectorApproved
Requests, Catalog & Self-Service

Standardize the asks, and let users help themselves

Not everything is an incident. Most of what a service desk handles is requests — a new laptop, access to a system, a password reset. A governed service catalog turns those into standard, approvable items, and the self-service portal lets users raise them and track them without picking up the phone.

  • Request management
  • Service catalog
  • Self-service portal
  • Approval workflows
  • Knowledge base
  • Smart request forms
Requests, Catalog & Self-Service
Search the service catalog…
IT12 open
HR5 open
Finance8 open
Facilities3 open
Assets, Configuration & the CMDB

Know what runs your services, and how it connects

An incident on its own tells you little. An incident tied to the server it runs on, the change that touched it last week and the SLA it's threatening tells you everything. ServiceCore links assets and configuration items into a living CMDB, so service topology and impact are visible up front — and discovery keeps it current without manual upkeep.

  • IT asset management
  • Configuration management (CMDB)
  • Automated discovery
  • Service topology
  • Dependency mapping
  • Lifecycle & license tracking
Assets, Configuration & the CMDB
Service
Server
Database
Network
SLAs, Automation & Reporting

Measure what you promised, automate the rest

Service level management keeps your commitments honest, watching targets in real time. Service automation and the workflow engine hand the repetitive work — routing, provisioning, notifications — to the platform. And because every module writes to the same data, reporting is consistent: an SLA breach traces straight back to the change and the asset behind it.

  • Service level management
  • Service automation
  • Workflow engine
  • Continual improvement
  • Real-time dashboards
  • Cross-module reporting
SLAs, Automation & Reporting
1,284
Tickets / mo
96%
CSAT
Resolved per week6 wk
w1
w2
w3
w4
w5
w6
FAQ

Questions about ITSM

ITSM (IT service management) software is the system a team uses to deliver and support IT services — logging incidents, fulfilling requests, managing changes and tracking the assets behind them. ServiceCore brings all of that onto one ITIL 4 platform instead of a patchwork of separate tools.

See ITIL 4 service management, end to end.

Book a demo and we'll walk your real service desk scenarios through ServiceCore — incident to change to the CMDB behind it.