Consultancy completes vendor’s official certification programme for PSA implementation
Gozynta Consulting has become the first consulting firm to complete HaloPSA’s formal accreditation process, earning recognition for its experience with the platform and its work supporting managed service providers.
The certification, awarded on July 22nd, is part of HaloPSA’s partner programme designed to identify trusted implementation and strategy experts. While HaloPSA has worked with a variety of partners , Gozynta is the first independent consulting firm to complete the full accreditation process.
“Being the first Halo Certified consulting team is more than a badge for Gozynta. It reflects our commitment to helping MSPs implement systems the right way, the first time,” said Heather Johnson, CEO at Gozynta (pictured). “Our team lives and breathes excellence, and Halo’s certification shows that we’re leading the way in setting a higher standard for service delivery.”
Gozynta operates remotely with team members in the United States and the Netherlands, supporting MSP clients worldwide. The firm focuses on PSA implementation, process design, and operational strategy. According to Brendan Bastine, President of Consulting at Gozynta, the team emphasises clarity and practical outcomes in every engagement: “We’re proud of our reputation for delivering high-quality, white-glove onboardings, and we know that reputation must be earned every day. Every client we work with receives tailored guidance backed by clear, practical reasoning. We don’t just show you how; we explain why. This accreditation doesn’t mean we’ve arrived. It means the bar has been set even higher.”
HaloPSA described Gozynta’s performance during the certification process as both rapid and thorough. “The Gozynta team has been fantastic to work with,” said Megan Hayden, Head of Partnerships at HaloPSA. “They flew through the accreditation process, which really highlights not just their familiarity with the product, but also how effortlessly they know how to use it in real-world scenarios."