ButtonBuilder
Configurable action buttons for any SharePoint page — no code required.
Getting a simple custom action onto a SharePoint page usually means a developer, a deployment cycle, and a wait — for what should take minutes.
ButtonBuilder lets site owners add configurable action buttons to any page through a point-and-click editor — links, flows, and actions live in minutes, no code.
Built to solve one problem completely.
No-code editor
Build and place buttons without a developer.
Multiple action types
Links, flows, and page actions out of the box.
Conditional visibility
Show buttons by audience or context.
Page-level placement
Drop a button on any page that needs it.
Styling controls
Match buttons to your site’s look.
Tenant-deployed
Runs inside your own tenant.
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What is ButtonBuilder?
ButtonBuilder is a SharePoint Framework (SPFx) web part that lets site owners add configurable action buttons to any SharePoint page through a point-and-click editor. Buttons can trigger links, Power Automate flows, and page actions, show conditionally by audience, and be styled to match your site — no code and no developer deployment cycle.
Do I need code to use ButtonBuilder?
No. ButtonBuilder is entirely no-code. Site owners build, style, and place buttons through a point-and-click editor, so a simple custom action takes minutes instead of a developer and a deployment cycle.
Does ButtonBuilder send any data outside my tenant?
No. It runs client-side in the signed-in user's browser context, respects your existing SharePoint permissions, stores no secrets or app passwords, and makes no external calls — no data leaves your tenant.
Can ButtonBuilder run inside a GCC High or DoD tenant?
ButtonBuilder deploys as a tenant-native SPFx solution inside your existing Microsoft 365 environment and operates entirely within the boundary your tenant is already authorized for — it doesn't introduce a new boundary to accredit.
Is ButtonBuilder available on Microsoft AppSource?
Yes. ButtonBuilder is published on Microsoft AppSource, with a 15-day free trial available from the listing.
Built by Darrin Kay, founder of DK Solutions 999 — a SharePoint/M365 engineer and former U.S. Army knowledge manager. DK Solutions 999 builds tenant-native SPFx tools for regulated Microsoft 365 environments.
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