Power Platform consulting for Austin businesses
Austin companies grow fast, and processes that worked at 20 people break at 80. Nebco helps Austin companies of every size, from small businesses to large enterprises, build the operational backbone they need on Microsoft 365, so scaling doesn't mean hiring a team to push paper.
Where Austin teams get the most back
Rapid growth exposes manual processes quickly. These are the Austin industries where Power Platform tends to help most.
Technology companies
Growing tech firms often run operations on a patchwork of spreadsheets. Onboarding, equipment, purchasing, and approval flows bring order without a heavy system.
Construction and development
Central Texas building activity means bids, inspections, and change orders by the hundreds. Mobile field apps keep the office and job sites in sync.
Professional services
Consultancies, agencies, and firms gain from automated intake, project tracking, and utilization reporting.
Public sector contractors and associations
As the state capital, Austin has many businesses that work with public agencies and need clean records and reporting. Our experience includes Power Platform solutions for a state public pension system.
Working with us from Austin
Remote-first keeps projects moving quickly, without making them impersonal.
- Time zone
- Central time. You're 1 hour ahead of Arizona in winter and 2 in summer.
- Meetings
- Over Teams around your schedule.
- On-site
- On-site kickoffs and training by arrangement.
Common first projects
Good first projects for Austin teams. Many build on the Microsoft 365 tools your team already uses.
- An employee onboarding and equipment checklist
- Purchase requests with approval routing
- A field inspection and daily report app
- A project tracker that replaces shared spreadsheets
- A utilization and pipeline dashboard
Have a process that eats your team's week?
Book a free Microsoft 365 value review. In 30 minutes we look at one process and where your team's time goes, then send a short written summary of what's possible and what it would take.