SharePoint Customer SOP Library Build
Budget / Salary$1,500–3,000
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted2 hours ago
I’m ready to stand up a full-featured Customer SOP library in Microsoft SharePoint Online and need someone who can take it from blank site to production-ready. The finished space must let the team store and organise every SOP, co-author drafts in real time, then route each document through a formal approval flow that ends with an automatically generated PDF published for end-users.
Here is what I expect to see when we’re done:
• A clean document library with a well-planned metadata schema (content type or columns) and a handful of saved views that surface the right SOPs by status, owner, effective date, review frequency and any other tags we finalise together.
• A master SOP template in Word stored centrally so new documents inherit the right layout and metadata.
• Permissions trimmed so editors, approvers and readers each see only what they should.
• Power Automate workflows that 1) collect approvals, 2) convert the final version to PDF and 3) publish that PDF to the read-only location while archiving earlier revisions.
• A short hand-off guide or screen-share recording so my team can maintain everything going forward.
If you have built similar SharePoint + Power Automate solutions, let me know the highlights of your experience and any reference projects. Looking forward to working together.
Here is what I expect to see when we’re done:
• A clean document library with a well-planned metadata schema (content type or columns) and a handful of saved views that surface the right SOPs by status, owner, effective date, review frequency and any other tags we finalise together.
• A master SOP template in Word stored centrally so new documents inherit the right layout and metadata.
• Permissions trimmed so editors, approvers and readers each see only what they should.
• Power Automate workflows that 1) collect approvals, 2) convert the final version to PDF and 3) publish that PDF to the read-only location while archiving earlier revisions.
• A short hand-off guide or screen-share recording so my team can maintain everything going forward.
If you have built similar SharePoint + Power Automate solutions, let me know the highlights of your experience and any reference projects. Looking forward to working together.
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