Three services, one goal: clarity.

Almost certainly. Most of my work is built on Microsoft licences charities already own (often heavily discounted or free through Microsoft's nonprofit programme). Projects are scoped to your budget, and I'll tell you honestly if something isn't worth the spend.

No — messy data is the normal starting point, not a blocker. Cleaning and connecting your data is part of the job, and you'll end up with a repeatable process rather than a one-off tidy-up.

Yes — and the advice comes before the build. Roughly a third of charities are actively seeking external help selecting the right system, and choosing badly is expensive. I offer independent selection advice first (you may not need a new system at all), then design and rollout on Microsoft Dataverse and Power Apps if that's the right fit — often on licences you already own.

You need one, but you don't need it first — we can build it together. When last surveyed, 45.5% of Northern Ireland organisations had no digital strategy at all (Wired Up Report, 2022). That's exactly the gap a solutions architect fills: a practical roadmap that sequences the quick wins and the big moves, so every project builds toward the same picture.

No. Everything I build is documented and handed over with training, built on your own Microsoft tenancy. You own it all. Plenty of clients come back for new work — but by choice, not necessity.

Discovery calls are usually available within a week. A first dashboard typically ships within 2–4 weeks of kick-off, depending on how many data sources are involved.

Yes — I'm based in Belfast and work in person across NI, and remotely with clients throughout the UK and Ireland. Most engagements run perfectly well over Teams.