Automation, integrations and line-of-business applications built on the Microsoft stack: Power Automate, Power Apps, SharePoint solutions and integrations against Microsoft Graph.
The honest framing first. This work is delivered by our engineers in the United States, with the entity in your country holding the contract. It is the same organisation, but a different team from the one that runs our European migrations, and you should know which people are doing which work.
The second honest thing: most requests that arrive as “we need something built” turn out to be configuration rather than code. A process someone wants automated is often a Power Automate flow and a list, not an application. We will tell you when that is the case, even though the smaller answer is worth less to us.
What the process actually is, as opposed to what the request says. These differ more often than not.
Configuration, low-code or development. Including the case for not building it, where that case exists.
Iterative, with something to look at early rather than a reveal at the end.
You use it and say what is wrong while changing it is still cheap.
Source, documentation and a session with whoever owns it next.
Tell us what the process is and what is wrong with it now. If the honest answer is a list and a flow rather than an application, that is what we will say.
Time and materials · estimated per iterationOur engineers in the United States, with the entity in your country holding the contract and the relationship. Different team from the one running European migrations. We say so because you should know.
No, this is the one service we bill time and materials. Development scope changes as understanding improves, and a fixed price on a moving target ends badly for whichever side guessed wrong. Estimates are given per iteration and you approve as you go.
Yes — source, configuration and access. Nothing we build should depend on us continuing to be involved.
Possibly. Power Automate and Power Apps put some connectors behind premium licensing, and a design can push you into a higher tier. We flag that during design rather than after the build.
Yes, and we do it regularly. Most requests that arrive as "build us something" turn out to be configuration. Saying so costs us the larger project and keeps the relationship, which is the trade we prefer.
Scoping costs nothing
Answer the form or write to us. You get back a written scope, a sequence and a fixed price — usually within one business day, and nobody rings you unless you ask.