Power Platform consulting for New York businesses
New York firms move fast, and back-office work can't be what slows them down. Nebco helps New York companies of every size, from small businesses to large enterprises, automate the paperwork, approvals, and reporting that eat into billable time, using the Microsoft 365 tools they already have.
Where New York teams get the most back
In a city where time is the most expensive resource, these are the processes worth automating first.
Law and accounting firms
Client intake, conflict check requests, engagement letters, and document approvals follow the same steps every time. Automating them gives time back to the people who bill by the hour.
Financial services and insurance agencies
Advisory firms and agencies track client requests, compliance attestations, and renewals. Apps with automatic reminders and audit trails make reviews less stressful.
Real estate and building management
From brokerages to building managers, work orders, lease dates, and owner reports are easy wins for Power Apps and Power BI.
Nonprofits and associations
Member services, program intake, and grant reporting run better when the data lives in one place instead of a dozen spreadsheets.
Working with us from New York
Remote-first keeps projects moving quickly, without making them impersonal.
- Time zone
- Eastern time. Arizona is 2 hours behind you in winter and 3 in summer, so we start early to overlap your day.
- Meetings
- Over Teams, scheduled in your morning or afternoon.
- On-site
- On-site workshops by arrangement.
Common first projects
Good first projects for New York firms. Many build on the Microsoft 365 tools your team already uses.
- Client intake that creates the folder and checklist automatically
- Compliance attestation tracking with reminders
- Engagement letter and document approvals
- A work order app for building management
- A partner and utilization 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.