Microsoft Power Platform

Almost every company has processes that never got a system of their own: leave requests travel by email, supplier invoices are approved by forwarding PDFs, the equipment register is an Excel sheet on a shared drive, and site inspections are filled in on paper. Each of these processes costs employee time and breeds errors, and a separate system for each would be too expensive. At the same time, most of these companies already have Microsoft 365, which includes Power Platform tools, but nobody uses them, or IT does not know what runs where.

We do two things. First, we build specific solutions: a Power Apps app with a form on a phone, a Power Automate flow that starts an approval in Teams and writes the result to SharePoint or Dataverse, a Power Pages portal for customers or partners, a Copilot Studio agent that answers employees' questions from your documents. Where needed, we connect SAP Business One, Business Central or another accounting system through an API or an intermediate database. Second, we put governance in place: separate environments for development, testing and production, DLP policies that stop business connectors from mixing with external services, licence control and a solution register, so that a year later it is clear what runs, for whom and why. We tell you what is included in Microsoft 365 and what needs a premium licence before we start, not after the invoice.