Typical starting points

Common bottlenecks.

Email approvals

Requests move through inboxes without clear status, ownership or audit trail.

Excel copy and paste

Teams move data between EAM exports, spreadsheets, reports and systems by hand.

Teams alerts without context

Notifications arrive but people still search for the related asset, work order or document.

SharePoint document chaos

Documents exist, but routing, version handling, metadata and ownership are unclear.

Recurring reports

Weekly or monthly reporting packs depend on manual cleanup and formatting.

Manual handovers

Approvals, operational checklists and exceptions move between people without a reliable trail.

What Tiravera builds

Small automations around Microsoft 365 and operational systems.

Power Automate flows

Approval, notification, sync and routing flows with clear ownership and error handling.

Excel/API sync

Controlled data movement between Excel, EAM exports, APIs and reporting files.

Outlook approvals

Email approval paths that reduce follow-up and make status visible.

Teams notifications

Context-rich alerts with links, owners and next actions instead of noisy messages.

Lightweight work apps

Small forms and apps for intake, triage, checks, handovers and recurring tasks.

Document workflows

SharePoint routing, metadata, templates and procedure workflows that can be maintained.

Connection to EAM

Office work often surrounds the EAM workflow.

EAM exports

Turn recurring exports into cleaner report packs or controlled sync steps.

Work order handovers

Route operational context, approvals or follow-up tasks around work orders.

Reporting packs

Reduce manual preparation for recurring maintenance or operations reporting.

Operational checklists

Use forms, lists and workflows to keep checks visible and traceable.

Document and procedure workflows

Connect documents, approvals and operational context in SharePoint and Teams.

Outputs

Tangible deliverables.

Working automation

A small usable flow, sync, approval path, notification or work app.

Monitoring and handover

Clear owner, failure route, checking method and notes.

Harden-or-stop decision

Recommendation to harden, integrate deeper or stop after the useful version.

Inputs needed

What to provide.

Workflow example

The approval, report, handover, checklist or document flow that repeats.

Systems and files

Excel files, SharePoint folders, Teams channels, Outlook steps, APIs or EAM exports.

Owner and validation contact

Someone who can approve the workflow and confirm it works in daily use.

Delivery

From a clear scope to an accepted result.

1

Agree the work package

Define the problem, systems, access, owner, deliverables and acceptance criteria. We agree effort, timing and commercial terms before work starts.

2

Diagnose

Trace representative records and the current workflow. An audit delivers an issue map and priorities; implementation is scoped separately when the findings call for it.

3

Build and verify

Implement the agreed change or pilot. Check expected and actual results across normal, difficult and exception cases with the people who use the workflow.

4

Hand over and decide

Hand over the change record, test evidence, operating notes and remaining risks. Agree ownership and whether to deploy, harden, integrate or stop.

Bring one concrete problem.

Describe the workflow, share an example and say what should improve. The first 20-minute conversation is free; we agree the scope before paid work starts.