Approvals, alerts, filing, and handoffs between the systems you already use. Built in your tenant, with a custom connector only where Microsoft’s stop.
We start with the connectors you already have. A custom connector or API is the next step, not the first one.
Cloud flows that remove the repeated clicks, triggered by a form, a file, an email, or a clock.
Leave, purchases, documents, and exceptions, routed to the right person and easy to see if they stall.
The person who needs to act gets a nudge before the deadline, and a manager hears about it if nobody does.
When Microsoft does not ship a connector for your system, we wrap its API so flows can call it safely.
Generate a document from a template, send it through the e-sign tool you already use, and file the signed copy in SharePoint.
Each flow can leave a trail, so volumes, delays, and failures are visible in SharePoint, Excel, or Power BI.
The shapes we automate most often. Yours will use your forms, your approvers, and your systems.
Standard connectors first. A custom one when the system you care about is not on this list.
We watch how the work happens today and mark where the hours go.
A flow sketch and a fixed scope, including any premium licence the design needs.
Built in your tenant and tried with real cases, including the ones that usually break.
Documentation and a short training so the flow is yours, not a black box.
Some processes are common enough that a Chronodat app is the shorter path. We will say so before quoting a custom flow.
Many flows run on the Power Automate included with Microsoft 365, using standard connectors such as SharePoint, Outlook, and Teams. Premium connectors, custom connectors, and some Dataverse work need a premium licence. We name that in the quote before you commit.
Work that follows rules: approvals, onboarding checklists, filing a document, sending a reminder, and moving a record from one system to another. If a person follows the same steps every time, a flow can usually take those steps.
A single approval can be a few days. A process that crosses several systems is often two to four weeks. The proposal has the timeline for your case.
Your team can. Everything is documented and runs on a service account, not someone’s personal login. If you want Chronodat to keep them healthy when Microsoft changes a connector, say so and we will include that.
A reusable connection that lets Power Automate call a system Microsoft does not connect to out of the box. Once it is in the tenant, other people can use it in their own flows.
Whichever tool you already pay for, as long as it has a Power Automate connector or an API. The signed file is saved back to SharePoint with the request.
Bring the spreadsheet or the inbox thread. We will tell you what a flow can take, and what should stay a human decision.
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