Free · Nothing to install · You build it
That spreadsheet doing a system's job? Build it as one.
Upload it or type the column headings, answer a few questions about who uses it and what happens to it, and about a minute later you're clicking through a prototype of it as a SharePoint system, with your logo on it. You build it. We just made the tool.
Free. Headings are enough, and we don't keep your spreadsheet.
Start your prototype
About a minute. Nothing to install, and it doesn't touch your SharePoint.
Column headings are enough. Uploads aren't kept.
Four steps
How it works
- Tell it about the spreadsheet. Upload a copy, type the column headings, or answer a few questions if you don't have it handy. We don't keep the file. Put your website in and it picks up your logo.
- Describe how it's used. The steps a record goes through (say inspect, review, report, close), who touches it along the way, and what you want out the end: a dashboard, a report, an email to the right person.
- Name it. “Safety checks”, “Contract register”, whatever your team already calls it.
- Pick a look. Menu across the top or down the side. That's the last step. Then hit build.
Thirty to sixty seconds later it's ready. Add a record, open the dashboard, poke around. The link's emailed to you so you can send it to your team.
Column headings are enough. Leave the rows out.
What you get
A prototype, not a build
It's a starting point. It won't be exactly how you'd want it, and it isn't installed in your SharePoint. Nothing touches your Microsoft 365 and nobody needs access to it. What it does is show you, and whoever signs things off, what the spreadsheet could look like as a system: screens, records, a workflow, a dashboard, your logo in the corner.
It's how we work with clients: prototype first, change what's wrong, then build the agreed system for real inside their Microsoft 365. The Creator lets you do the first step yourself, and the link is yours to share.
Once a system like this is built in SharePoint, Copilot can answer questions from what's in it.
What changed at LGP
The prototype came first. Then a tracker everyone uses.
- Weekly executive report now builds itself
- Under a month from prototype approval to organisation-wide launch
- No new licences, no subscription
One person at LGP owned the goals spreadsheet. Directors updated the same goal at three levels and someone built the weekly executive report by hand. Two off-the-shelf tools had already been bought and dropped.
We showed LGP a clickable prototype before building anything. Prototype approval to organisation-wide launch took under a month, on SharePoint lists inside their existing Microsoft 365, with no new licences and a few dollars a month on Azure. The weekly report now builds itself, and the CEO learned it from the guide built into the app.
The Creator gives you that first step, the prototype, to build yourself. What happens after it is a conversation, not a commitment.
“This project solved a challenge we had been trying to address for several years. The OKR Tracker has given us a simple and sustainable way to connect individual, team and organisational goals, while improving visibility, accountability and reporting across the business. Because the solution was built around how we work and integrated into our existing Microsoft environment, adoption was strong from day one.”
Pick one
Start with the one that's doing a system's job
- The one only one person really knows how to use
- The tracker where the same number gets updated in several tabs
- The one someone reconciles for days before the executive report goes up
- The one you tried to replace with software, but it didn't stick
The Creator suits inspections and safety checks, incidents and hazards, contracts, goals and KPIs, skills matrices, onboarding checklists and project lists. Pick one to try.
Questions
Before you start
- Is it really free?
- Yes. Free, and nothing to install. We ask for your name, organisation and work email so we can send you the link.
- What do I need to have ready?
- One spreadsheet. The column headings are enough, you can leave the rows out. If you upload a copy, we don't keep it. If you don't have it handy, answer the questions instead and describe it.
- Does it go into our SharePoint?
- No. It's a clickable prototype that opens in your browser. Nothing touches your tenant and nobody needs access to it. Building it for real is a conversation.
- Will it look exactly like what we need?
- Probably not first go, and that's fine. It's there to make the idea real enough to react to. Book a chat and we'll go through it together and talk about what to change.
- What happens after I build one?
- The link lands in your inbox. Share it with whoever needs to see it. If you want to talk, book a 30-minute chat with Rami. Either way, we'll check in by email to hear what you thought.
- Who's behind it?
- TechRam, the SharePoint experts. We build registers, workflows and apps inside the Microsoft 365 you already pay for, so what you end up with is yours. The Creator runs on the same prototype method we use with clients.
Two ways from here
Build your prototype
Upload the spreadsheet or type its headings, answer a few questions, open it in about a minute.
Build my prototypeSkip straight to the chat
If you already know which spreadsheet it is, talk it through with Rami for 30 minutes, free.
Book a chat with Rami