Category: SharePoint

According to Wikipedia, SharePoint is a web-based collaborative platform that integrates with Microsoft Office. Launched in 2001, SharePoint is primarily sold as a document management and storage system, but the product is highly configurable and usage varies substantially between organisations.

Due to the highly configurable nature of SP and the multitude of versions available, we offer a vast collection of classic and moder SP information within this category which covers everything from Enterprise Users of the latest SP Release.

Therefore, this category is broad too, and is full of handy tips, tricks and advise. Check out some of the Step by Step blogs or learn with our eBooks, How To videos and Webinars.

5 Must-Know SharePoint Best Practices (Part 1): Empowering Users with Effective Lists and Libraries
5 Must-Know SharePoint Best Practices (Part 1): Empowering Users with Effective Lists and Libraries
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Do you manage or create content within SharePoint Online lists and libraries? If you’re looking to improve SharePoint Online information management and boost collaboration within your team, this article is for you! SharePoint offers a powerful suite of tools, and mastering SharePoint Online lists best practices and SharePoint Online libraries best practices can significantly enhance… READ MORE

Loop Pages in Teams channels simplify team collaboration
Loop Pages in Teams channels simplify team collaboration
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Microsoft is rolling out Loop Pages in Teams channels. Team members can create and organize Loop Pages as channel tabs to simplify collaboration, content sharing, and lightweight documentation across desktop, web, and mobile. Timeline The rollout should be completed in October 2025. How this affects your users Microsoft replaced channel wikis with a OneNote Notebook… READ MORE

CRM Mashup Part 3b – Capturing Interactions
CRM Mashup Part 3b – Capturing Interactions
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Introduction to Capturing Interactions This is the second take on how to capture interactions with clients in the SharePoint mashup CRM this series is building.  The previous post talked about using the append feature of multi-line text fields in a SharePoint list.  The first idea using append had both pros and cons.  In the end… READ MORE

Who are you (at work)?
Who are you (at work)?
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Remove the mystery for your co-workers. Introduce yourself by creating a SharePoint page that’s all about YOU! Moving away from the “WHO, who, WHO, who?” as Pete Townsend has sung. Let us let others get to know more about the YOU, you, YOU, you — the authentic you; humanity and trust follow with a sprinkling… READ MORE

Power of Prompts in Microsoft 365 Copilot
Power of Prompts in Microsoft 365 Copilot
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When working with systems or even with people the quality of the input plays a crucial role in determining the output.  Just like giving vague instructions to someone and expecting perfect results is unrealistic, providing unclear or poorly structured input to a system will lead to inaccurate or subpar outcomes. Whether you’re dealing with a… READ MORE

SharePoints of Interest: Brand Center
SharePoints of Interest: Brand Center
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SharePoint has many different options to apply (custom) theme colours. But have you ever wondered: just what is the difference between applying these colours via Site branding and the actual Brand Center?In my line of work, I often get that question, mostly nicely paired with its partner in crime: “Why can’t I apply font themes, it… READ MORE

Applying Purview Retention Labels to Folders and Document Sets
Applying Purview Retention Labels to Folders and Document Sets
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Did you know… an auto-apply retention label policy will never apply retention labels to Folders and Document Sets themselves? You must target the documents contained within them. Target audience for this post: Purview retention specialists and SharePoint information architects The intent of this post is to address a source of confusion I’ve observed from working with customers… READ MORE