Yugantix / Technologies / SharePoint
Platforms & BI

SharePoint that people actually use.

Intranets, document management, and workflow automation — SharePoint's reputation for being clunky usually comes from a default setup nobody designed for how people actually work.

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01Why SharePoint

Why teams choose SharePoint — and when we agree.

Designed around actual usage, not defaults

Information architecture and navigation built around how your teams actually look for things — not SharePoint's out-of-the-box structure.

SPFx development done properly

Modern SharePoint Framework components instead of legacy classic-mode customizations that complicate every future upgrade.

Power Platform integration

Power Automate and Power Apps connected to SharePoint data where that's the right combination.

Governance that doesn't strangle adoption

Permission structures and content governance that protect data without making the system painful to use day to day.

02What we build

SharePoint work we actually ship.

Intranet & portal design

Modern SharePoint intranets built around actual findability and adoption, not just a default template.

Document management & governance

Information architecture and retention policy that holds up at real document volume.

SPFx custom web parts

Modern, maintainable customizations built on the current SharePoint Framework.

Workflow automation with Power Automate

Approval flows and business processes automated against SharePoint data and lists.

SharePoint Online SPFx Power Automate Microsoft Graph Azure AD
03Good questions

What clients ask before hiring us for SharePoint.

Almost always an information architecture problem — content is hard to find, navigation doesn't match how people think about their work, or it was set up with defaults and never redesigned around actual usage.

Modern SPFx by default — classic customizations create real upgrade and maintenance problems down the line that we'd rather not hand you.

Engage

Got a SharePoint project in mind?

A 30-minute call with a principal engineer — no salespeople, no slide decks. You will leave with a written perspective on your plan whether we end up working together or not.