Operational records
Replace fragile spreadsheets with clear data-entry flows, ownership, status, history, and views built around the process.
Workshop by Pierline
Build secure business apps in SharePoint with AI.
Turn a clearly described process, spreadsheet, tracker, or backlog item into a focused application that your team can test privately and publish inside Microsoft 365.
WHY WORKSHOP
Start with operational knowledge.
The people closest to a process usually understand what the software should do. The traditional gap is turning that knowledge into a reliable application. Workshop lets a team describe the users, records, decisions, permissions, and outcomes in normal language, then generates a working version for review.
Reference files and SharePoint context can be added when the application needs existing terminology or source material. Each request becomes an iteration rather than a new project plan.
Private testing before publication
A generated application is prepared on a private SharePoint test page. The team can use it, identify what needs to change, and continue iterating without exposing an unfinished version to the intended audience.
WHAT IT HANDLES
Focused tools that fit the way the work is actually done.
Analysis and decisions
Connect records to dashboards, trends, exception flags, recommendations, and the decisions teams make from them.
Controlled release
Choose the release page and intended SharePoint audience, then publish the exact version that completed the review path.
MICROSOFT 365 NATIVE
Keep identity and access where they already live.
Workshop applications run inside the organization’s SharePoint environment. SharePoint and Entra remain the authorities for user identity and access rather than introducing a separate public application account.
- Private test pages for builders and site owners
- Publishing for the intended site audience
- Explicit access decisions for connected SharePoint data
- Harbor sandboxing and artifact verification at runtime
Bring one process that needs a better tool.
We’ll show how it moves from a plain-language request to a governed SharePoint application.