I build Power Apps, Dataverse and Copilot Studio tools on the Microsoft 365 your firm already pays for, plus custom AI automation where a plain flow is not enough. Everything runs from Christchurch over Google Meet, priced flat before I start, with source and credentials handed over at the end.
Owner-operated firms with under 20 staff, running on Microsoft 365, with a spreadsheet, an Access or SQL system, or a paper process that has outgrown itself.
If your firm already has a managed service provider or a Microsoft partner doing this kind of work, this is not for you, and I will say so on the first call rather than waste your time. I do not compete with an incumbent. For a firm your size, one person who builds the thing and stays reachable after it ships is the better deal than a bench of consultants behind an account manager.
A partner's price covers people you will never deal with directly: an account manager who sits between you and the build, a bench of consultants who bill whether or not they are the right fit for your job, and a discovery phase priced in days before you get a number.
Five kinds of jobs walk in the door. Whichever one is yours, it gets scoped on one call and priced flat before I start.
Line-of-business apps built on Power Apps and Dataverse, with the licensing worked out before you start. More on this →
The old database moved into Microsoft 365, the front end rebuilt as a Power App, source and documentation handed over. More on this →
Flows and agents that read email, chase documents and route the busywork nobody wants to do by hand. More on this →
Document extraction, meeting summaries and readiness audits, built around the way your business already runs. More on this →
Copilot and Microsoft 365 AI rolled out with usage rules, staff onboarding and your first three use cases. More on this →
Every price is fixed and agreed before I start.
No, across New Zealand. Everything runs remotely over Google Meet and screen-share, recorded so nothing gets lost between sessions.
No. The whole engagement runs over Google Meet and screen-share, including the fortnightly demos and the recorded handover. There is no in-person requirement, whether you are in Christchurch or anywhere else in New Zealand.
It depends what they do. If they manage your Microsoft 365 and keep things running, and you want one specific tool built inside it, yes, I build alongside them and hand over documentation they can maintain. If they are a Microsoft partner already doing Power Platform or automation work for you, no, I will not step on that.
Often, if the process you want fixed already costs real hours every week. A Workflow Review gets you an exact number before you commit to anything. If the honest answer is a cheap subscription instead of a build, that is what you will hear on the call.
You do. The app, the flows, the code and the documentation live in your Microsoft 365 tenant from day one. Source and credentials are handed over at go-live, with a 60-day warranty on top.
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