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We design, build and migrate SharePoint and Power Platform environments for enterprise and public sector teams — from intranet portals to approval workflows that survive real operational load.
Working across SharePoint Online and SharePoint Server on-premises, including bilingual English and Arabic deployments with full right-to-left support.
What we do
Six things, done properly
Not a catalogue of every Microsoft product. These are the engagements we take on and can stand behind.
Intranet portals
Modern SharePoint intranets built on SPFx and React — news, directories, document hubs and navigation that scales past the first department.
Read more → 02Migration
On-premises to SharePoint Online, or tenant to tenant. Content inventory, permissions mapping, staged cutover and a rollback plan you can actually use.
Read more → 03Workflow automation
Approvals, document routing and business processes in Power Automate — designed around the platform’s real limits, not the demo version.
Read more → 04Custom development
SPFx web parts and extensions, Microsoft Graph integrations and line-of-business apps that fit the way your teams already work.
Read more → 05Power BI and reporting
Dashboards connected to SharePoint, Dataverse and SQL, built so the numbers hold up when someone senior asks where they came from.
Read more → 06Consulting and support
Architecture reviews, governance and permissions design, and ongoing support for environments you have already invested in.
Read more →Why teams call us
Most SharePoint problems are not SharePoint problems
They are information architecture problems, permissions problems, or adoption problems wearing a SharePoint costume. We start by finding out which one you have.
How we think about it- We audit before we quoteContent volume, customisation depth and permissions complexity determine everything. A number given before discovery is a guess.
- We build for the second yearAnyone can launch a portal. The question is whether it still works once four more departments are on it and nobody remembers the original design.
- We work inside platform limitsList view thresholds, throttling, flow run duration caps. These are known constraints, and designing around them is the job.
- We hand over properlyDocumentation, admin training and a defined support window. You should not need us on retainer to change a page.
How we work
Four stages, no surprises
Each stage ends with something you can review and approve before the next one starts.
Discovery
We audit the current environment — content volume, site sprawl, permissions, integrations and customisations — and write up what we find.
Architecture
Information architecture, site structure, governance model and technical design. Written down, reviewed with you, signed off before build.
Build and test
Iterative delivery in a staging tenant, demoed at each milestone, with user acceptance testing against criteria agreed in stage two.
Handover
Cutover plan, documentation, admin training and a defined post-launch support window so nothing goes dark on go-live day.
Sectors
Where this kind of work gets hardest
Governance, bilingual requirements and audit trails are not optional extras in these environments. They shape the architecture from day one.
Public sector
Ministries and authorities where records retention, audit trails and access control are regulated rather than advisory.
Higher education
Universities with thousands of users, departmental autonomy and a permission structure that grew rather than being designed.
Free zones and authorities
Organisations running services for external members, where the intranet and the extranet have very different rules.
Regulated enterprise
Finance, energy and healthcare, where a document library is also a compliance obligation.
Questions
Before you get in touch
Do you work with SharePoint on-premises, or only SharePoint Online?
Both. We work across SharePoint Server 2016 and 2019 as well as SharePoint Online, including hybrid configurations and migrations between them.
How long does a typical migration take?
It depends on content volume, customisation and permissions complexity. A single departmental migration is usually a few weeks. A full tenant with heavy legacy customisation runs to several months. Discovery gives you a real number before you commit to anything.
Can you support a solution someone else built?
Yes. We start with an architecture review to understand what exists and what risk it carries, then propose either a support arrangement or a remediation plan. We will tell you honestly if rebuilding is cheaper than maintaining.
Do you provide support after go-live?
Every project includes a defined post-launch support window and full handover documentation. Ongoing support and maintenance is available as a separate arrangement.
Do you build bilingual sites?
Yes, including English and Arabic with full right-to-left layout support built into the components rather than patched on afterwards.
Where are you based, and who do you work with?
We are based in Pakistan and work with clients across the Gulf and South Asia, remotely and on site where a project needs it.
Insights
Notes from the work
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The 5,000 item threshold is not a storage limit
It is a query limit, it has almost nothing to do with how many items a list can hold, and misunderstanding it produces some genuinely strange…
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The SPFx permission problem nobody mentions until the security review
Your web part calls Microsoft Graph through a service principal shared by every SPFx component in the tenant. Security teams are right to ask about it.
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Why your Power Automate approvals go missing
A stuck approval is almost never a bug in your flow. It is a run duration limit doing exactly what it is documented to do.