SPFx Web Parts

MetaGuard eliminates the metadata gap that plagues SharePoint document libraries. When users drag and drop files — or upload in bulk — SharePoint silently accepts them with empty metadata columns, creating compliance blind spots, broken views, and ungovernable content sprawl. MetaGuard intercepts every upload at the point of entry, prompting users to fill in required metadata before the file lands in the library. No training overhaul, no workflow workarounds, no after-the-fact cleanup scripts — just clean, classified content from the moment it arrives. Purpose-built as an SPFx Application Customizer, MetaGuard deploys tenant-wide or site-by-site with zero infrastructure overhead, making it ideal for regulated industries, government agencies, and any organization where findability and compliance aren't optional.

ViewVault solves one of SharePoint's most persistent administrative headaches — view management at scale. Out of the box, SharePoint lets any user with edit permissions create, modify, or delete list and library views, leading to cluttered navigation, inconsistent data presentation, and views that break the moment someone renames a column. ViewVault gives site collection administrators centralized control over view visibility, locking down who can see, create, or modify views across lists and libraries without stripping users of the permissions they need to do their actual work. Standard views stay standard, executive dashboards stay intact, and end users stop tripping over each other's one-off filters. Deployed as an SPFx web part scoped to the site collection level, ViewVault requires no tenant-wide footprint and no elevated admin roles beyond what you already manage — making it a natural fit for regulated environments, multi-department sites, and any organization tired of treating view sprawl as the cost of doing business.

ButtonBuilder turns SharePoint into an action layer — not just a place where content sits waiting to be found. Out of the box, SharePoint gives you links, web parts, and navigation menus, but no clean way to surface a single, purposeful call to action where users actually need it. ButtonBuilder is a fully configurable SPFx web part that lets site owners drop styled, branded action buttons onto any page — launching workflows, opening forms, navigating to critical resources, or triggering custom URLs — without writing a single line of code. Colors, icons, labels, sizing, and link targets are all controlled through the property pane, so branding stays consistent and IT stays out of the request queue. Whether you need a "Submit Incident Report" button on a safety portal, a "Request Access" prompt on a restricted library, or a "Launch Dashboard" shortcut on an executive landing page, ButtonBuilder bridges the gap between passive content and active execution — deployed in minutes, maintained by the people closest to the mission.

Term Store Manager is the SharePoint admin tool you didn't know you were missing — a sleek, SPFx-native web part that replaces hours of tedious click-by-click work in the SharePoint Term Store admin UI with a fast, CSV-driven workflow. Connect to any site, pick your term set, and export your entire taxonomy — no matter how deep or how large — to a clean, structured CSV in seconds. Need to add 200 new terms, update descriptions, deprecate outdated entries, or reorganize a hierarchy? Edit your spreadsheet locally, drop it back in, validate your changes against live SharePoint data before a single term is touched, and execute the whole batch in one shot. Built-in retry logic handles Microsoft Graph throttling automatically, a pre-execution snapshot gives you a one-click rollback if anything goes wrong, and a clear results log tells you exactly what succeeded, what failed, and why — making bulk taxonomy management fast, auditable, and safe enough to trust in production.

SafeView Library Viewer turns any SharePoint document library into a compliance-hardened viewing portal built for government, healthcare, legal, and regulated industries where accidental destruction of protected content isn't just an inconvenience — it's a liability. Users get a clean, intuitive document browser with breadcrumb folder navigation, paginated results, inline search, and a familiar right-click context menu for downloading, editing metadata, deleting, and sharing — but with a critical layer underneath: before any edit or delete operation is permitted, SafeView automatically checks Microsoft 365 retention labels and record locks, and if the item is under a legal hold, declared a record, or tagged with any policy that blocks modification, the action is disabled and the user gets a plain-language explanation instead of a silent failure. Audience targeting restricts the entire web part to specific Microsoft 365, Azure AD, or SharePoint groups so the same library can be exposed selectively across different pages and audiences without touching library permissions. Upload is intentionally absent — all new content must go through native SharePoint workflows, creating the formal audit trail regulated environments require. Site owners configure everything through a no-code property pane, and the clean Fluent UI design means users stay in a familiar Microsoft experience while the compliance engine runs silently in the background, protecting content you can't afford to lose.