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Engagements

Mostly we ship products. Three things we build instead.

WPIntegrate sells software, not hours. The exception is three named engagements — a branding package and two bespoke Microsoft 365 portals — which are scoped with you before anything is delivered, and priced from the figures below.

What you buy

Two catalogues, both permanent: embeddable web components that run on any website, and a line of WordPress plugins sold through our own store. You choose it, you install it, and the price is on the page.

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What you scope

The three below. Each has a defined shape and a starting figure, but what it costs and how long it takes depends on what you already have — so it begins as a conversation rather than a checkout.

The three engagements

Scoped with you

Three engagements, and what each one covers.

Each figure below is either a fixed price or the point a scope starts from, and which one it is is marked against it. Each links through to its full description in the catalogue, where the same data drives the page.

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Branding Intro Package

Any organisation

Complete branding package with Microsoft 365 templates, video assets, and design resources.

$850 Fixed price

What it covers

Launch your brand with our comprehensive intro package. Includes professionally designed templates for Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Power Apps, and more. Perfect for organizations that need a cohesive brand presence.

What you get

  • Custom Word, Excel, and PowerPoint templates
  • Power Apps canvas app template with brand colors
  • Clipchamp video brand intro template (15-30 seconds)
  • Email newsletter template (HTML responsive)
  • Brand guidelines document
  • All editable source files

What you provide

  • A Microsoft 365 tenant, and an administrator who can approve access to it.
  • Your existing logo artwork in a vector or high-resolution source.
  • Any footage, music or voiceover the intro should be built from.

Built on Microsoft 365Adobe Creative SuiteClipchamp

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Nonprofit Grant Management Solution

Nonprofits and funders

Complete grant management system using PowerApps, Power Automate, and WordPress.

From $2,500 Scoped per project

What it covers

Streamline your grant application, review, and reporting processes with our comprehensive grant management solution built specifically for nonprofit organizations.

What you get

  • Automated application collection and routing
  • Real-time application status tracking
  • Integrated review and approval workflows
  • Automated reporting and compliance tracking
  • WordPress integration for public grant listings
  • Email notifications and reminders

What you provide

  • The Power Platform available in your Microsoft 365 tenant, licensed for the people who will use the app.
  • Agreement on the account the automated flows run under.
  • A WordPress site, and administrator access to it.
  • A SharePoint site to hold the records — yours, or one we create with you.

Built on PowerAppsPower AutomateWordPressSharePoint

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Professional Association Member Portal

Professional associations

Comprehensive member portal with WordPress, PowerApps, and Microsoft 365.

From $3,500 Scoped per project

What it covers

Transform your member experience with our integrated portal solution combining WordPress for public content, PowerApps for applications, and Microsoft 365 for seamless management.

What you get

  • Member login and profile management
  • Online membership applications and renewals
  • Event registration and management
  • Document library and resources
  • Member directory and networking
  • Payment processing integration

What you provide

  • A WordPress site, and administrator access to it.
  • The Power Platform available in your Microsoft 365 tenant, licensed for the people who will use the app.
  • A Microsoft 365 tenant, and an administrator who can approve access to it.
  • The Teams groups or channels the solution should reach.

Built on WordPressPowerAppsMicrosoft 365Teams

How one runs

The order it happens in

A sequence, not a schedule. How long any step takes depends on what you already have, and we would rather say that than publish a number we cannot keep.

  1. You describe the outcome

    What has to be true when it is finished. The four things further down are what a first message needs; a specification is not one of them.

  2. We come back with a shape and a figure

    Against one of the three above if it fits, or against what you described if it does not. Fixed stays fixed; scoped starts from the figure on this page and moves with what is actually in it.

  3. Microsoft Graph access is settled first

    Managed or proxy. This is decided before anything is built rather than at the end, because the two are different architectures rather than a setting — in proxy mode Graph traffic never leaves your perimeter, and that shapes everything after it.

  4. It is built on the stack listed against it

    Your Microsoft 365 tenant, your WordPress site, your SharePoint. Each engagement names what it stands on above, and what you provide is named beside it.

  5. Support has somewhere to go afterwards

    Tickets are raised through the support portal at components.wpintegrate.com, the same route every plugin and component customer uses.

Before you write

What an enquiry needs in it

An engagement is scoped against what already exists, so the first message is worth more than the first meeting. Four things move it along.

  1. The outcome

    What has to be true when this is finished — not which product you think does it.

  2. Where it has to appear

    The site, the platform it runs on, and whether anyone else edits it.

  3. Which Microsoft 365 sources are in play

    Bookings, Outlook, SharePoint, Entra ID, Power BI — and who administers the tenant.

  4. Whether Graph may leave your perimeter

    Some organisations will not delegate Graph access to a vendor. Say so early; it changes the shape.

If what you need is a component or a plugin rather than a project, the catalogue is the faster route — the plugin line is on sale today and the component line is in pre-launch.

Tell us the outcome, not the specification.

The three engagements above are the shapes we already know how to build. If yours is a different shape, the same first message works — describe what has to be true when it is done.

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