Requestia IT Service Management

Requestia IT Service Management is a cloud-based service management platform developed by Requestia, a Brazilian software company, to help organisations improve IT processes and support their digital transformation. IT departments are expected to handle growing volumes of requests and incidents while delivering faster and more transparent service to the business, but many still depend on email, spreadsheets or basic help desk tools that offer limited automation and poor visibility of performance. Requestia addresses these challenges by providing a configurable platform based on ITIL practices, with strong workflow automation capabilities that allow organisations to design and optimise their service processes. Its approach extends beyond IT, enabling other departments such as human resources, finance, legal and facilities to use the same platform for their own service catalogues, thereby supporting a broader enterprise service management strategy and a consistent experience for employees seeking help.

Key features include incident, problem, change and request management, a self-service portal with a service catalogue, knowledge management, and service level management with automated escalation. A visual workflow designer allows administrators to model processes, approvals and forms without programming, while dashboards and analytics provide insight into volumes, response times, SLA compliance and team productivity. Configuration and asset management features help record IT assets and their relationships, and virtual assistant and chatbot capabilities support users through common requests. Integration options, including APIs and connectors, allow Requestia to exchange data with ERP systems, directory services, monitoring tools and other enterprise applications. The platform is delivered as SaaS, with Portuguese, Spanish and English-language support, and serves medium-sized and large organisations in sectors such as finance, healthcare, education, manufacturing and government, particularly in Latin America. Pricing is not published in this listing, and no information is provided about a free trial or free version.