OperationsFlow is a production pilot-ready Microsoft 365 workflow system built in .NET/Blazor. It includes local SQL authentication, Microsoft OAuth2 sign-in, local role-based permissions, SharePoint evidence storage through Graph, metadata writeback, document lifecycle tracking, reporting, data quality checks, and activity audit logs.
OperationsFlow shows how operational requests, documents, evidence, corrective actions, risks, and training follow-ups can be captured and reviewed in one system. It connects workflow records to SharePoint evidence and management reporting while preserving role-based access control.
The Week 4 implementation proves Microsoft 365 integration: OAuth2 sign-in, Graph connection checks, SharePoint document library upload, folder mapping, metadata writeback, and SharePoint delete lifecycle from the app.
OperationsFlow demonstrates C#/.NET application work across authentication, data models, EF Core, reusable Razor components, service abstraction, external API integration, error handling boundaries, and reviewer-ready documentation.
OperationsFlow is not being presented as a finished enterprise SaaS product; it is a working single-tenant Microsoft 365 pilot with clear production hardening steps documented.