Architecture that survives change
We structure Sharepoint codebases around clear module boundaries, so the next feature does not require a rewrite of the last one.
Core Technology Expertise
Sharepoint Engineering
We build production systems with Sharepoint. Senior engineers, fixed-price delivery, and code you own outright.
- Fixed price
- Full source handover
Our Sharepoint Capabilities
Most of the Sharepoint projects we take on are not greenfield. They are second systems, or third systems, replacing something that was cheap to build and expensive to live with. That context changes how you approach the work, and it is worth being honest about it up front.
Our engineers build with Sharepoint day in and day out, so the opinions here are formed by shipping rather than by reading documentation. We care about the boring parts — clear boundaries, tests that actually catch regressions, and a codebase a new hire can read in a week.
If Sharepoint is the wrong choice for your problem, we will say so. Plenty of projects that arrive labelled Sharepoint are better served by something simpler, and the cheapest Sharepoint project is the one you do not build.
Technical Prowess
Security in the pipeline
Dependency scanning, secret detection and review gates run on every merge into your Sharepoint codebase, not once before launch.
Performance work, measured
We profile before optimising. Every Sharepoint performance claim we make to you comes with the before-and-after number attached.
APIs and integrations
Typed, versioned API contracts with documented error handling, so your Sharepoint services can be consumed without guesswork.
What you get
- 8-12 week MVPs
- Full source handover
- Tested, not assumed
A specialist team does not need three weeks to learn your domain.
Tested, reviewed and documented, so you are not stranded if you change vendor.
Load tested against your expected traffic, with the results written down.
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