Our process - Discovery, build, hand-off.
Every engagement runs through the same three phases. The shape stays the same whether we’re shipping one Power App or a tenant-wide rollout — only the scope changes.
Discover
We start with a short paid discovery — usually one or two weeks. Calls with the people who do the work today, a look at your existing Power Platform environments, and a written-up view of what we’d build first and why.
You leave discovery with a fixed-scope statement of work and a real estimate. If we’re not the right fit, that’s fine — the discovery deliverable is yours to keep.
We use Microsoft’s tooling end-to-end: Dataverse where it earns its license, SharePoint where it doesn’t, and Azure for the integrations Power Platform can’t reach natively.
Discovery deliverables
- Solution architecture
- Environment & licensing review
- Data model sketch
- Fixed-price SOW
- Risks & alternatives
Build
We build in your tenant from day one. Everything goes into a managed solution, source-controlled where it makes sense, and gated through dev / test / prod environments.
One Slack or Teams channel, one weekly demo, one person on point. You see working software every week — not status decks.
Where we touch existing systems (SharePoint sites, line-of-business databases, Microsoft Graph), we write the integration so your team can read it — comments, naming, and patterns that match your standards.
Weekly demos, working software, no surprises. That’s rare in this space.
Deliver
Go-live is a calm day, not a fire drill. We deploy through the same pipeline we’ve been using all along, run a short cutover plan, and stand by for the first week of real use.
Then we hand it off. Your team gets the solution, the source, the ALM pipeline, and a written runbook. We’re available for follow-on work, but you’re not locked in.
Included in delivery
- ALM pipeline. Dev / test / prod environments, managed solutions, and a working deploy process your team can run without us.
- Documentation & runbook. Written, in your wiki — how it’s built, how to troubleshoot, and what the licensing implications look like over time.
- Hand-off & support. Pair sessions with your makers / admins, plus a defined support window after launch. Optional retainer after that.
What we believe - Boring technology, well used.
Power Platform isn’t a fad and it isn’t magic. Used well, it solves real problems at a fraction of the cost of custom development. Used badly, it becomes the next mess to clean up. We aim for the first one.
- Ship small things. The first thing we deliver is in production within weeks, not quarters. Big-bang projects fail; small things compound.
- Use what’s already paid for. Most of our clients already have M365 and Power Platform licensing. We start there before recommending anything new.
- Document like you’ll leave. Every flow, app, and dataset is written up so the next person — internal or external — can pick it up cold.
- Plain language. We don’t hide behind “synergies” or “digital transformation.” If we can’t explain it to your operations lead, we won’t propose it.
- Govern from day one. Environments, naming, DLP policies, and licensing visibility are scoped into the work — not deferred to a phase-two that never happens.
- No lock-in. You own everything we build. We’re happy to be replaced by your internal team — that’s usually the goal.
Got a spreadsheet you’d like to retire?
Tell us where the work’s getting stuck. We’ll suggest the smallest useful next step — usually within a day.
Where we are
- Riverside
California, United States