Enterprise Integration & Modernization

Microsoft 365 is where your team already works — most companies never connect it to anything else

We integrate SharePoint, Teams, Outlook, Power BI, and Power Automate with your backend systems and data platforms, so the tools your team already uses daily become part of your actual operational data flow, not a separate silo.

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The challenges you're facing

Critical operational data living in SharePoint lists and Excel files that never make it into any reporting or backend system

Power BI dashboards built once and left stale because refreshing them from source systems requires manual export every time

Approval and request workflows still running through email and manual follow-up instead of Power Automate or a connected system

Microsoft 365 Connected to the Systems That Actually Run Your Business

We integrate the Microsoft 365 stack — SharePoint, Teams, Outlook, Power BI, Power Automate — with your backend systems, databases, and data platforms via Microsoft Graph API and standard integration patterns. This includes Entra ID (Azure AD) as the identity layer across systems, Power BI connected directly to live data sources instead of manual exports, and Power Automate workflows replacing manual, email-driven approval processes.

What you get

M365 & Data Landscape Audit

Map what's currently in SharePoint, Teams, and Excel that should be connected to backend systems or reporting, and identify integration points via Microsoft Graph.

Identity & Access Integration

Configure Entra ID as the unified identity layer across M365 and connected backend or cloud systems.

Power BI & Reporting Integration

Connect Power BI directly to live data sources — databases, APIs, data warehouses — replacing manual export-based reporting.

Power Automate Workflow Build

Replace manual, email-driven approval and coordination processes with Power Automate flows connected to the relevant systems.

Technologies & tools

Microsoft Graph APIEntra IDSharePointPower BIPower AutomateAzure FunctionsREST APIsTerraform

Representative Implementation

Composite example based on common implementation patterns and engineering experience — not a specific named customer.

Professional Services — Distributed Team

Before

Client and project data spread across SharePoint lists, individually maintained Excel trackers, and email approval chains, with no single reliable source for project status or resourcing.

After

SharePoint and Teams connected to a central data platform via Microsoft Graph, Power BI dashboards refreshing automatically from live data, and Power Automate handling approval routing that previously ran through email.

Manual export-and-refresh reporting cycle eliminated, approval turnaround time reduced by removing email-chain delays, single connected source of truth for project and resourcing status

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions from enterprise and mid-market teams across India and internationally.

Do we need to replace SharePoint or Power BI to get real integration, or can we build on what we have?

Almost always the latter — SharePoint, Power BI, and Power Automate are capable integration endpoints in their own right via Microsoft Graph API; the gap is usually that nobody has connected them to backend systems yet, not that the M365 tools themselves need replacing.

How does Entra ID (Azure AD) fit into a broader identity strategy alongside other cloud providers?

Entra ID can serve as the primary identity provider federated out to other systems (AWS, GCP, third-party SaaS) via SAML or OIDC, or it can sit alongside another IdP like Okta in a federated model — the right approach depends on your existing identity investment, which we assess before recommending a specific architecture.

Can Power BI connect directly to our production database, or does it need a separate data warehouse?

Power BI can connect directly to most production databases via DirectQuery or scheduled import, though for high query volume or complex reporting, routing through a dedicated reporting replica or data warehouse layer avoids putting reporting load on production systems — we assess your query patterns before recommending which approach fits.

What kinds of workflows are good candidates for Power Automate versus a custom-built solution?

Power Automate is well suited to workflows that live primarily within the M365 ecosystem — approval routing, notification chains, document workflows tied to SharePoint or Outlook. Workflows requiring complex business logic, high-volume processing, or deep integration with non-Microsoft systems are often better served by a custom-built workflow layer that calls into M365 via API rather than living inside Power Automate itself.

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