Power Platform consulting for Chicago businesses
Chicagoland has one of the deepest bases of manufacturers, distributors, and professional firms in the country. Nebco helps Chicago companies of every size, from small businesses to large enterprises, replace manual processes with Power Apps, Power Automate, and Power BI, without adding headcount.
Where Chicago teams get the most back
Chicago's industrial and professional mix offers plenty of opportunities. These are some of the clearest.
Manufacturing and industrial
Non-conformance reports, maintenance logs, and shift hand-offs are classic paper processes. Simple apps make them faster and searchable.
Food and beverage
Producers and distributors track lot information, sanitation checklists, and supplier documents. Mobile checklists with time stamps make food safety records easier to keep.
Distribution and logistics
As a national rail and freight hub, Chicago is full of businesses tracking orders, shipments, and exceptions by email. Automated status updates and dashboards cut through the noise.
Professional services and associations
Law firms, accounting practices, and the many associations based here benefit from automated intake, approvals, and member reporting.
Working with us from Chicago
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, scheduled in your business hours.
- On-site
- On-site workshops by arrangement.
Common first projects
Good first projects for Chicago businesses. Many build on the Microsoft 365 tools your team already uses.
- A non-conformance and corrective action tracker
- A sanitation and safety checklist app
- Shipment exception alerts in Teams
- A member or client intake workflow
- A plant performance dashboard in Power BI
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.