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flow better.
Pacific Weave helps businesses connect Microsoft tools, data and day-to-day processes - so teams spend less time chasing spreadsheets, emails and repetitive admin work.
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Automate repetitive steps and routine follow-up.
Workflow availability
Processes can keep moving when your team is busy.
Pacific Weave
Different Microsoft tools, woven into one connected system.
Business systems that weave your Microsoft tools together.
We connect the Microsoft tools you already use - like Outlook, Teams, SharePoint, Power Apps, Power Automate, Dataverse and Dynamics - into simpler, more reliable ways of working.
Automate
Replace repetitive approvals, reminders, notifications, data movement and follow-up with dependable workflows.
Power Automate & integrations →Build
Create tailored internal apps and structured business systems using Power Apps and Dataverse.
Power Apps & Dataverse →Modernize
Improve customer and operational workflows across Dynamics 365, SharePoint, Teams and Microsoft 365.
Business systems →Support
Keep your Microsoft environment healthy with troubleshooting, administration and continuous improvements.
Managed support →Move from manual work to connected workflows.
The goal is not to automate everything. It is to remove repetitive steps that create delays, mistakes and unnecessary follow-up.
Start with one process. Scale what works.
Focused automation can create value without forcing your organization into a large transformation project.
Employee onboarding
Coordinate account tasks, manager notifications, equipment requests, access and onboarding steps from one process.
Explore solution →Approval workflows
Route internal requests to the right people and keep a structured record of decisions, status and follow-up.
Explore solution →Excel modernization
Move business-critical tracking into SharePoint or Dataverse and give staff a cleaner Power Apps experience.
Explore solution →Client intake
Capture inquiries, create records automatically, assign ownership and notify the right team member.
Explore solution →Operational visibility
Bring workflow information together so managers can understand status without chasing updates.
Explore solution →Process automation
Connect forms, Outlook, Teams, SharePoint, Dataverse and other systems into one coordinated business process.
Explore solution →Start with the business problem, not the technology.
We understand the process first, then choose the simplest Microsoft architecture that fits it.
Understand
Map the current workflow, pain points, people involved and systems already in use.
Simplify
Choose a practical architecture that solves the real problem without unnecessary complexity.
Implement
Configure, test and refine the solution around the people who will actually use it.
Scale
Document the system, support adoption and expand automation where it makes business sense.
Already using Microsoft 365? Get more from it.
Many organizations already have Outlook, Teams, SharePoint and Microsoft 365 in place. The opportunity is often to connect those tools into better processes.
Use the platform you already have more intelligently.
Sometimes the answer is a simple workflow. Sometimes it is a Power App, Dataverse architecture or Dynamics 365 process. We design around the business need rather than forcing every problem into the same tool.
See how we work →Practical guidance for Microsoft-powered operations.
Useful explanations for business owners and operations teams considering automation, Power Apps and Microsoft process modernization.
What should your business automate first?
A practical way to identify high-value processes without trying to automate everything at once.
Read article →Is your process ready for automation?
Five questions to answer before building a workflow, app or integration.
Read article →Power Apps, SharePoint or Dataverse?
How to think about the right foundation for an internal business system.
Read article →What part of your business is still too manual?
Show us the process that is frustrating your team. We can help determine whether Microsoft automation is a good fit and what a practical first step could look like.