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Microsoft ecosystem
Most small and mid-sized companies already run on Microsoft 365. Before adding a tool, we start by making the most of what you already pay for — and we can read what's there, VBA macros included.
The problem this solves
Your licenses include Power BI, Power Automate and AI capabilities nobody has activated — while decisions are still made in Excel files sent by email, running macros whose author nobody can name. This isn't a tooling problem: everything is already there. It's a problem of mastering what exists, and of the path from that legacy to a governed system.
Our approach
- Audit of the existing landscape: critical Excel files, VBA macros, data flows. We read the code before judging the tool.
- Activating what your licenses already cover: Power BI for management reporting, Power Automate for repetitive tasks, Copilot Studio for first assistants.
- Structuring the data when Excel reaches its limits: Dataverse, Microsoft Fabric, access governance.
- Custom AI with Azure AI Foundry when off-the-shelf tools plateau — in a European region, at level N3 of our sovereignty grid.
What you get
- A map of your at-risk Excel files and macros, with a criticality score per file.
- Automations in production on your existing licenses, documented and maintainable by your teams.
- Power BI dashboards connected to your business data, with the access governance to match.
- A costed roadmap: what stays in Excel, what migrates, what justifies custom development.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Do we have to leave Excel?
No. Excel is an excellent tool for ad-hoc analysis; it becomes a risk when it carries critical or regulated processes. Our job is to tell the two apart: most of your files won't move, a few need to leave — which is precisely what our Excel exit diagnostic does. And it's because we read VBA from the inside that the triage is reliable.
Isn't Copilot enough?
Copilot speeds up individual office work; it doesn't structure your data, automate a process end to end, or replace a governed dashboard. The two are complementary: Copilot for personal usage, Power Platform and Fabric for team processes.
Microsoft is American — what about sovereignty?
That's exactly what our N1–N7 grid measures. Azure in a European region sits at level N3: US provider, European hosting and contractual commitments. For many data flows that's a sufficient, deliberate level; for the most sensitive ones we deploy at N4 and beyond. The choice is explicit, flow by flow — never accidental.
Do you only work with Microsoft?
No. Microsoft is the most common foundation among our clients, not an exclusivity. When data sensitivity or the nature of the need requires it, we deploy self-hosted models or European cloud — see our sovereign architectures.
Contact
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