We built this from the inside of other people's SharePoint

For years our consulting side has gone into Australian businesses and untangled their Microsoft 365. Broken permissions. Forms held together with hope. A compliance manager keeping the real records in a spreadsheet because the official system was too painful to use.

We kept building the same things by hand for client after client. A proper incident form. An approval that actually escalated. A document library that did not fall apart at audit. At some point the obvious question landed: why are we rebuilding this every time? Certify is the answer to that question.

What we actually believe

Two things, mostly. First, the people who run a process every day should be able to change the tool that runs it, without raising a ticket and waiting a fortnight. Second, your compliance records are yours, and they should never have to leave your tenant to be useful. Almost every decision in the product comes back to one of those.

We are deliberately a software company, not a consultancy wearing a software badge. That line matters. A consultant is paid to keep coming back. Good software is paid to make itself easy to live with. We would rather be the second kind.

Where we sit

Certify is part of a small family of Australian businesses, run out of the Gold Coast and Brisbane. The software is ours. The consulting, for the people who want a hand, is our sister company SharePointPro. The broader automation work lives under DevPros. Same people, clear lanes.

If any of this sounds like a problem you have, the fastest way to judge us is to watch the software run on one of your own forms.