We have SharePoint, but it could do more.
“We use it. We suspect it can do more. We don't know where to start — and we don't have the people.”
SharePoint runs in your company, but it grew organically. Every department has its sites and libraries set up differently, nobody knows exactly what is where, and “one day we'll do it properly” is a year old. For IT it is the fifteenth thing on the desk.
Five sentences we keep hearing.
- 1People know SharePoint exists and use it as a “better drive” — no rules, no order.
- 2You have several attempts at an intranet or team sites, none finished.
- 3Who owns SharePoint is unclear. IT keeps it running, nobody manages the content.
- 4You would like policies, a knowledge base and AI over documents, but don't know in which order.
- 5Capacity is missing: one person could do it, and that person does everything else too.
It starts where people see it on day one.
We don't build everything at once. The first step is the one the company notices immediately; the next ones come once the first has proven itself. We show the goal up front so you know where it leads — without overwhelming you.
Lighter = the goal, not the first step.
Four steps, the first one free.
Questionnaire and consultation
Half an hour over what you show us — no access to your environment.
Start the questionnaireRestart: technical analysis
A script reviews sites, libraries and permissions — with your cooperation and the permissions you grant us.
What Restart includesPick your company size — prices come from the price list.
Drop us a few lines.
How things look at your company and what bothers you — one sentence is enough. We don't need access to your environment. We reply within one working day with a proposal for the first step, or straight away with a date for a 30-minute consultation.
Half an hour, no access to your environment.
Other situations: SharePoint? We probably have it somewhere. · SharePoint is alive here. We lack hands and time.