DATA AND REPORTING
Automated reports.
Bring data from several files into a recurring report, ready for your team to review.
Describe the process you want to simplify. We’ll clarify the next steps together.
AUTOMATED SYSTEMS DESIGN · QUÉBEC / ONTARIO
We design custom automated systems to connect your tools, move data between them and simplify repetitive tasks. Your team stays in control.
A clear process. Connected tools. Your team in control.
OUR SPECIALTY, YOUR MICROSOFT ECOSYSTEM
01 / APPLICATIONS
We start with a concrete need, not a platform. Here are three possible starting points.
DATA AND REPORTING
Bring data from several files into a recurring report, ready for your team to review.
REQUEST HANDLING
Receive a request, create its record and notify the right person to follow up.
CONNECTED WORKFLOWS
Carry information between two tools without entering it twice, with the necessary checks.
Illustrative scenarios. Scope and expected outcomes are defined during scoping.
02 / YOUR PROJECT
A system tailored to your process and the tools to take ownership. Deliverables, access and support are specified in your engagement.
Explore our methodExplore the six project stages and your team’s role.
The agreed workflows and integrations, connected to the project’s tools and data.
The scenarios checked, their results and known limitations to inform the launch decision.
Operating and recovery instructions, with a walkthrough for your team.
03 / AGR LABS
Review reports, scheduled tasks and internal tools: see the problems addressed and the solutions put in place.
Enter the laboratory04 / QUESTIONS
A good starting point is a recurring task with accessible sources and a verifiable result. Reporting, request handling and data synchronization are examples to examine during scoping.
Not necessarily. A system can rely on rules, integrations and workflows. An agent or AI can be included when a search, analysis or interaction need justifies it.
Microsoft integration is an AGR specialty: Copilot Studio, Power Automate and Power Platform. The technical choice still depends on your tools, your constraints and your actual need.
The scope defines what the system can do, the information it can access and when it must hand off to a person. Testing and documentation help your team understand how it works.
With a conversation about your current process, what slows you down and the outcome you want. Scoping then clarifies boundaries, dependencies and success criteria.