Intro to PowerApps

by | Mar 31, 2026 | Tech Tip

Find yourself getting lost in multiple spreadsheets to get work done?With PowerApps, that’s a thing of the past!Without knowing any code you could build your own app that is as secure as your M365 environment and bring all the info your team need to one single...

Intro To Microsoft Approvals

by | Mar 24, 2026 | Tech Tip

Stop allowing approval to take so long.I get it, your processes are in place for a good reason, you need higher up sign off. The thing is though they’re all busy.Approvals in M365 ensures that processes keep moving, by bringing what you’re needing to...

Intro to Microsoft Bookings

by | Mar 17, 2026 | Tech Tip

Calendly is £8 per user or £13, this could be doubling what you pay per month if you also use M365 Business Standard or above.M365 Bookings allows your potential customers by booking times in your calendar that don’t clash with other meetings and within time...

Half the Cost of your Tech Stack

by | Mar 12, 2026 | Better Tech ROI

You could more than half the cost of your companies tech stack. A Microsoft standard license for 1 user is £9.60 a month, that’s £115.2 a year. Perhaps your team pay to use Calendly to book 1:1’s, that’s £8 a month for 1 user or £96 a year. The...

The Power of Power Automate

by | Mar 10, 2026 | Tech Tip

Power Automate, potentially the most powerful part of your M365 license.It allows for any data in OneDrive/SharePoint or even particular settings like group membership to be updated as certain triggers occur.In the 15 minute video below, I take you through a lead...

Microsoft 365 can be Frustrating

by | Mar 5, 2026 | Better Tech ROI

Microsoft 365 is so frustrating – and I built a business around it. As you maybe know, I implement tools within the M365 suite that you already pay for as part of your MS licensing, so you’d think I know how to use it with my eyes closed. We’ll some...

Intro To Microsoft Planner

by | Mar 3, 2026 | Tech Tip

How can Microsoft Planner add value to your company or Teams?Kanban boards were designed by Toyota in the car factory to reduce wastage by ensuring only what was needed was gathered to build the car.It was then adopted by software development and treating coding...