Technology
Everything we ship sits on top of Microsoft 365 — but "the Microsoft stack" is not one thing. Below is the concrete set of platforms, frameworks, and services our engineers work with day-to-day, grouped by the role they play in a real delivery.
Foundation
The tenant-level surfaces most enterprises already own — where we spend most of our time turning licenses into shipped outcomes.
Custom apps
The frameworks and languages we use to extend Microsoft 365 with real, first-class experiences — not iframed refugees.
Automation
Low-code and pro-code delivery for the operational drag — from citizen-developer flows to model-driven apps built on enterprise governance.
AI & cloud
Where our AI agents actually run — grounded in Microsoft Graph, deployed to the tenant, monitored with proper evaluation and telemetry.
Security & governance
The plumbing every enterprise M365 project depends on — configured to your policy, not left as a default.
Data & integration
Where M365 meets the systems your business actually runs on — SAP, on-prem SQL, legacy APIs, and the databases behind them.
Why the stack matters
A SharePoint decision informs a Power Automate flow. A Power Automate flow surfaces inside Teams via an Adaptive Card. A Copilot Studio agent grounds itself in the same Microsoft Graph the SharePoint hub is architected around. Identity is shared. Permissions are shared. Telemetry lands in the same Application Insights.
That is what "M365 depth over breadth" actually buys you: every project you ship makes the next project cheaper and safer. Every governance decision you take once applies everywhere. Every new Microsoft platform capability released next quarter shows up on top of what you already have — not as another integration.
