Lyron

Microsoft 365 & SharePoint

SharePoint Development & Microsoft 365 Apps.

You are already in Microsoft 365. We build the applications you are missing inside it – as SharePoint web parts using the SharePoint Framework, deployed to your tenant, with the source code in your hands.

  • You own the source code – no licence fees
  • GDPR-compliant inside your own tenant
  • First web part live in 2 weeks
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We build software – not just click configuration

Lyron comes from automation and custom software development. SharePoint is one platform among several for us, and you notice that in how we deliver.

  • €1,900starting price for your first web part
  • 14 daysto rollout in the app catalog
  • €0 licenceno per-employee usage fee
  • GDPRruns inside your Microsoft 365 tenant
  1. Source code instead of a licence

    You get the repository including the build pipeline. Unlike intranet products with an annual licence, you do not pay per employee and you are not tied to us.

  2. Beyond SharePoint

    We connect what is already there: CRM, ERP, databases, n8n workflows. If a process ends outside Microsoft 365, it does not end at our boundary.

  3. AI that actually holds up

    RAG knowledge bases, MCP servers and agents are our core business – including a permission concept and EU AI Act documentation.

Not every need calls for custom code: approvals, notifications and document flows are often solved faster with a flow – that is what our Power Automate consulting is for. Where Microsoft 365 is not enough, we build custom software or AI agents for business.

Why now: SPFx 1.24 and SharePoint Copilot Apps

Microsoft started the public preview of SharePoint Copilot Apps in July 2026. General availability is planned for October 2026 together with SPFx 1.24, including the SPFx CLI and navigation customizers.

The core of the change: solutions are “Copilot-ready by default”. What you build as a web part can be surfaced on the Copilot canvas in Teams, SharePoint and Viva. Existing SPFx knowledge stays valid and gains a second stage.

In practice that means two things. First, anyone building a web part today should scope it so it can later work as a Copilot app – that costs almost nothing up front and saves a rebuild later. Second, whoever starts now gathers experience while competitors are still waiting for GA.

In parallel, the move to React 18 is under way. Custom web parts can adopt it already; broad enablement is planned for the GA of SPFx 1.24. If you run older web parts, plan for that migration – we check it as part of our migration analysis.

What changes in detail in 2026 is covered in our guide SharePoint Copilot Apps and SPFx 1.24. What Autopilot, Code and usage-based billing in the new Microsoft Copilot mean for SMEs is explained in The new Microsoft Copilot.

How a project runs with us

Four steps from the intro call to the handover. The intranet homepage shows with sample data what each step produces.

  1. Step 01 · 30 min · free

    Intro call

    30 minutes, free. We clarify the use case – and say honestly if a built-in feature is enough.

  2. Step 02 · Fixed price

    Fixed-price quote

    Clearly scoped work with a fixed price and date. No surprises on the invoice.

  3. Step 03 · SPFx

    Build

    Development with SPFx, tangible interim versions, testing in your tenant.

  4. Step 04 · App catalog

    Rollout & handover

    Deployment to the app catalog, source code into your repository, training for your team.

Intranet homepage Sample data
IntranetSharePoint Online · Home
  1. Intro call
  2. Quote
  3. Build
  4. Rollout

Department homepage

Built-in

News

Built-in

Quick links

New web part · SPFx

Open approvals

Configurable by your own editors

Fixed price before we startfrom €1,900 per web part, excl. VAT

Property pane

  • Data source: list “Requests 2026”
  • Own department onlyon
RolloutSigned package in your app catalog, source code in the repository

Sample values from our product page SharePoint Web Parts

Frequently asked questions about SharePoint development

The SharePoint Framework (SPFx) is Microsoft's official development model for custom building blocks in SharePoint Online and Microsoft Teams. You need it as soon as the built-in web parts cannot cover your use case. If a built-in feature or a list with Power Automate is enough, we will tell you in the intro call – and you save yourself the project.
A single, clearly scoped web part starts at €1,900 as a fixed price. An intranet suite of three to five web parts including a design system starts at €5,900. We give you the binding price after the intro call, once the scope is clear. Entry prices and the process are on the pricing page.
Yes, always. You receive the complete repository including the build pipeline and could continue development yourself or with another provider at any time. That is the difference from licensed intranet products, where you pay per employee per year and start over if you switch vendors.
Copilot Apps are Microsoft's new model for making your own data and actions available directly in Microsoft 365 Copilot. The public preview has been running since July 2026, and Microsoft plans general availability for October 2026 together with SPFx 1.24. Details of our offering are on the Copilot Apps page.
Support for SharePoint Server 2019 ended on 14 July 2026 and there are no more security updates. The critical part is less the data migration than the customisations that grew over the years: JSLink, sandbox and farm solutions, InfoPath forms and Designer workflows do not run in SharePoint Online. That is why we start with an inventory analysis before anything moves.
We do, if you want. SPFx solutions need maintenance because Microsoft ships new versions regularly and the move to React 18 is currently under way. Maintenance, monitoring and smaller adjustments are covered by our optional support from €290 per month. You can just as well run it yourself – the source code is yours.
Very often, in fact. Not every process needs custom code. If your use case can be solved with Power Automate, a SharePoint list and some configuration, that is faster and cheaper. We only recommend custom web parts once the built-in tools demonstrably cannot carry the use case.

Free consultation · 30 minutes

What are you missing in SharePoint?

Describe your use case in a free intro call. You get an honest assessment – including the answer that you can do without a custom web part, if that is the truth.

  • Free & no obligation
  • 30 minutes via Google Meet
  • First view of effort & benefit
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