Microsoft 365 and SharePoint

We help organizations use Microsoft 365 and SharePoint Online for work people can find, permissions that hold after go-live, and content that is ready for AI when you are - without replacing OpenText or SAP where those already hold the record.

How we help

Intranet and information architecture that people can find

SharePoint Online is often where teams actually open the contract, the drawing, and the policy. We design structure, navigation, and libraries so the right content is findable - and so the page does not become a migration brochure. Clean beats elaborate.

Governance and permissions that hold after go-live

Ownership, retention-minded habits, and access that matches how the organization works. We design the access model before the pages, using groups that already exist rather than one-off grants that decay. Nothing a person is not entitled to should appear in navigation, search, or a greyed-out link.

AI-ready content on the estate you already run

Useful AI starts with governed content on the Microsoft estate you already license. We help get that foundation right— structure, ownership, and trust - before anyone adds AI. This is readiness, not a Copilot product pitch.

Diagram of Microsoft 365 applications and their functions, including SharePoint, People, Delve, Tasks, Sway, Exchange Online, Planner, Latest product upgrades, OneDrive for Business, OneNote, Yammer, Publisher, Outlook Customer Manager, Newsfeed, Calendar, Video, and Teams.

How Microsoft 365 fits

Microsoft 365 and SharePoint Online are usually the workplace layer — where people open the day-to-day work. Where OpenText and SAP already hold the record, they stay the record. This page is about that adjacency: an intranet people can find, permissions that hold after go-live, and content you can trust before anyone adds AI.

Common Questions

Common Microsoft 365 Business Challenges

Many businesses invest in Microsoft tools but don’t get the expected results. This usually happens because systems are set up without a clear plan or are not properly connected. In our experience, the problem is not the platform, but how it has been set up and used.

Different systems that don’t share data.

No clear direction on which Microsoft products to use.

Manual work is required to move information between tools.

Reports and data that are not consistent.

Start a conversation

If you are shaping a Microsoft 365 or SharePoint Online intranet — or tightening what you already run — we would welcome a short conversation about where you are and what “done” should look like.