Service
Custom applications built on the Microsoft stack you already run
Power Apps, Power Automate, SharePoint, Teams, and Azure, configured and extended into software that fits how your organization actually works. The build stays inside the Microsoft ecosystem your IT team already manages.
What it is
Software built where your data and identity already live
A Verasor application runs on Power Platform, SharePoint, Teams, or Azure. It inherits Entra ID identity, your existing permission model, and your governance boundary, so its data stays within IT's reach.
This service keeps the work inside the Microsoft ecosystem you already license and secure. For products that belong outside Microsoft 365, see AI-enabled software development.
What we build
What we build
Six categories cover most of what organizations actually need, from a simple internal form to a full external-facing portal.
Power Apps business applications
Canvas and model-driven apps for internal workflows: intake forms, approval processes, case management, inventory and asset tracking.
Power Automate workflow automation
Automated approval chains, notifications, and data movement between systems already inside your Microsoft 365 tenant.
SharePoint and Teams-integrated solutions
Applications that live inside a SharePoint site or as a Teams app, so people work where they already collaborate.
Power Pages external portals
Secure, external-facing portals for partners, vendors, or customers, built on the same platform and identity model as your internal tenant.
Azure-hosted line-of-business applications
For requirements Power Platform cannot cover alone: custom applications hosted in Azure and authenticated through Entra ID.
Dataverse data architecture
The data model each application is built on, structured so information stays reusable across future applications.
Why build here
What building inside Microsoft 365 gets you
The platform choice is not incidental. It is most of the value.
One identity model
Entra ID governs access to the application the same way it governs email and files. A departing employee loses access everywhere at once.
No new licensing, in most cases
Most of this work runs on capacity your existing Microsoft 365 or Power Platform licensing already includes.
Governed by the IT you already trust
Applications sit inside the same tenant, the same compliance boundary, and the same backup and retention policy as the rest of your Microsoft environment.
Built to be maintained
Documented data models and workflows an internal administrator can extend once senior developer time has moved to the next project.
Fits inside a CUI or GCC High boundary
For defense contractors, an application built this way inherits the compliance boundary already established for a GCC High tenant.
Connects to what already exists
It works with the email, calendar, files, and line-of-business systems your team uses daily.
How an engagement runs
Discovery and scoping (week 0)
We map the actual workflow: who touches it, what system of record it has to respect, and what a finished version needs to do on day one.
Data model and design (week 1)
We design the Dataverse or SharePoint data structure and the approval or workflow logic before a single screen gets built.
Build, in short increments (weeks 2 to 4, scope-dependent)
We build the application in reviewable stages, and your team tests each stage as it is delivered.
Rollout and training (final week)
We deploy to production, train the people who will use and administer it, and hand over documentation written for your team.
Ongoing support, optional
How this differs
Custom build or off-the-shelf tool
How a Verasor-built application compares with a typical SaaS tool.
A generic SaaS tool
Another subscription, another login, another vendor.
- Per-user pricing that scales with your headcount, indefinitely
- Your data lives in someone else's tenant, under someone else's terms
- A separate identity and permission model your IT team has to reconcile
- Built for the average customer
A Verasor-built application
Built once, inside the tenant you already run.
- Built for your exact workflow
- Data stays inside your Microsoft 365 tenant
- Governed by the Entra ID and compliance boundary you already have
- No additional vendor to manage
Who this is for
The workflow has outgrown a shared spreadsheet, but its logic is specific enough that no off-the-shelf tool fits without heavy compromise.
A homegrown tool or an off-tenant SaaS product creates real compliance exposure. Building inside GCC High avoids that entirely.
Consolidating a task currently split across two or three disconnected tools into one application inside the Microsoft environment you already operate.
Tell us about the workflow.
We will tell you whether it needs a Power Platform application, an Azure-hosted build, or something simpler than either.