SharePoint is where your shared documents belong, and it is the piece most often set up badly and then abandoned. We design a library and permission structure around how your team really works, migrate what exists today, and build the automations that keep it tidy — because a filing system only stays useful if filing is not a manual chore.
Configuration is work we perform in your tenant during onboarding, and each automation is designed and built for you rather than switched on. See how it fits together.
The folder structure grew by accident and now nobody can find last year's contract.
We redesign the library structure with you, migrate the content, and add metadata views so search actually works.
Permissions were granted person by person and now a contractor can still open the payroll folder.
We rebuild access on groups, audit who can currently reach what, and hand you the before-and-after.
Half the team still keeps the real version on their own machine.
We make the shared library the path of least resistance — automated filing in, co-authoring, and a home page that links to what people open daily.
Files were shared externally with links that never expire and nobody remembers issuing.
We inventory existing external shares, retire the stale ones, and set expiry defaults going forward.
Every invoice that hits your inbox is filed, logged, and summarised before you open it.
A new hire is ready on day one, and loses access just as cleanly when they leave.
Approvals reach the right person and the outcome lands back on the request, not in someone's inbox.
Renewals, quotes, and follow-ups get chased on time, with the right context attached.
Signed paperwork lands in the client's folder with its dates recorded, not in somebody's sent items.
Staff receipts become a finished monthly claim sheet without anyone retyping a total.
Month-end statements are written, filed, and waiting as drafts on the first working morning.
Late payers get chased on the schedule you set, and you see the aged-debt position every week.
Time off is approved in Teams, lands on the team calendar, and keeps its own running balance.
A won deal becomes a set-up client — folders, channel, kickoff, welcome pack — in one step.
Clients who have gone quiet surface on a list each month, with a check-in already drafted.
Every quarter you see who can reach what, guests and external links included, and clear out what should not be there.
You stop paying for seats nobody uses, and hear about a storage ceiling before it stops your mail.
Records that have served their retention period are cleared deliberately, against a list somebody signed.
A quote preparation brief from incoming email, prepared for your team to review.
A bid requirements checklist from incoming email, prepared for your team to review.
A discovery call brief from incoming email, prepared for your team to review.
An objection handling draft from incoming email, prepared for your team to review.
A partnership review brief from incoming email, prepared for your team to review.
A customer setup checklist from incoming email, prepared for your team to review.
A support triage record from incoming email, prepared for your team to review.
A complaint handling brief from incoming email, prepared for your team to review.
A return review checklist from incoming email, prepared for your team to review.
A delivery investigation brief from incoming email, prepared for your team to review.
A review response draft from incoming email, prepared for your team to review.
An answer preparation brief from incoming email, prepared for your team to review.
A scheduling handoff from incoming email, prepared for your team to review.
A maintenance handoff brief from incoming email, prepared for your team to review.
A project kickoff checklist from incoming email, prepared for your team to review.
A change request review from incoming email, prepared for your team to review.
A meeting action list from incoming email, prepared for your team to review.
A vendor onboarding checklist from incoming email, prepared for your team to review.
An order review brief from incoming email, prepared for your team to review.
A supplier quote review from incoming email, prepared for your team to review.
Three social post drafts from incoming email, prepared for your team to review.
A newsletter draft from incoming email, prepared for your team to review.
A product copy pack from incoming email, prepared for your team to review.
A campaign planning brief from incoming email, prepared for your team to review.
A proposal outline from incoming email, prepared for your team to review.
A renewal conversation brief from incoming email, prepared for your team to review.
A referral handoff from incoming email, prepared for your team to review.
A cancellation review brief from incoming email, prepared for your team to review.
A warranty review checklist from incoming email, prepared for your team to review.
A service recovery brief from incoming email, prepared for your team to review.
An event planning intake from incoming email, prepared for your team to review.
A fulfillment instruction checklist from incoming email, prepared for your team to review.
A weekly status draft from incoming email, prepared for your team to review.
A blog outline from incoming email, prepared for your team to review.
Three ad copy variants from incoming email, prepared for your team to review.
A short video script outline from incoming email, prepared for your team to review.
A bespoke automation built for a workflow that is specific to your business.
Business email and calendars on your own domain, set up properly and then kept out of your way.
Each person's working files, backed up, synced across their devices, and recoverable after a mistake.
Channels that match how your business is organised, and approvals that happen in the place people already are.
Book a 20-minute call. We'll look at your SharePoint setup as it is today and tell you what we would change first.
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