Overcoming challenges when migrating SharePoint Online user profile properties

Overcoming challenges when migrating SharePoint Online user profile properties

When migrating SharePoint user profile properties, I encountered two issues. This blog post will detail those issues and how I overcame them.

How to use PnP PowerShell on Azure Functions with application permissions

How to use PnP PowerShell on Azure Functions with application permissions

Let’s authenticate to SharePoint Online from an Azure Function via PnP PowerShell using the managed identity or a self-signed certificate.

Bring your Teams provisioning order form and approvals where they matter the most — Part 1

Bring your Teams provisioning order form and approvals where they matter the most — Part 1

Wouldn’t it be great if we didn’t have to leave Microsoft Teams whenever we want to use a custom team provisioning solution? Good news: we can!

Teams and SharePoint provisioning: What, why and how?

Teams and SharePoint provisioning: What, why and how?

This blog post aims to clarify the meaning and benefits of workspace provisioning solutions to those who are not yet that familiar with the topic, and explain why there is no one-size-fits-all solution to the problem.

Does it spark joy? PowerShell scripts for keeping your development environment tidy and spotless

Does it spark joy? PowerShell scripts for keeping your development environment tidy and spotless

Implementing workspace provisioning solutions results to your dev tenant looking like a massive mess. Let’s clean it up!

Cloning Teams and Configuring Tabs via Microsoft Graph: Configuring the SharePoint and Files tabs

Cloning Teams and Configuring Tabs via Microsoft Graph: Configuring the SharePoint and Files tabs

Our blog post series is closing to the end. In this final blog post of the series, I will show you how you can automatically configure two SharePoint related tabs: the SharePoint tab itself and the Files tab.

Provisioning Teams with a SharePoint Site Template, Power Automate and Microsoft Graph

Provisioning Teams with a SharePoint Site Template, Power Automate and Microsoft Graph

Soon you will be able to create a team for an Office 365 group via its modern team site. There will be a button that allows you to create a Team with a single click. But could things be made even easier? In this blog post, I’ll show you how you can have an option to create a team automatically when creating a new modern, Office 365 group connected team site.

SharePoint Online Guest User Troubles and How to Get Past Them

SharePoint Online Guest User Troubles and How to Get Past Them

What would be nicer than to invite some users from other organizations to collaborate with us on the beautiful, modern SharePoint Online sites? I’ve recently been working with guest users in SharePoint Online environments, and in this blog post, I take you through, what problems we encountered and how you too can get past them.

My Most Used PowerShell Scripts for Managing SharePoint Online

My Most Used PowerShell Scripts for Managing SharePoint Online

Working with Office 365, you too might have already started building up a collection of useful PowerShell scripts; the ones you always keep on going back to when you need to perform certain operations for a tenant. This month I’m sharing with you some of my toolkit; a collection of PowerShell scripts I currently find myself using the most while working with SharePoint.

The Ultimate Guide to SharePoint Site Templates and Site Scripts

The Ultimate Guide to SharePoint Site Templates and Site Scripts

In this blog post, I’m going to take you through what SharePoint site designs and site scripts are, how you can create, deploy, maintain and use them for provisioning sites from many different places, and give you new ideas on how you can and should be taking advantage of them.

How to Create a Multicolored Theme for a Modern SharePoint Online Site

How to Create a Multicolored Theme for a Modern SharePoint Online Site

You can create your own themes for Modern SharePoint Online sites by using the Office UI Fabric Theme Generator. Using the theme generator is really easy if you just want to use one color. But what if your organization has multiple brand colors and you would like to create a multicolored theme?