In This Issue

• March Product Updates
• Blogs:
• SharePoint Alerts Retirement: What Organizations Need to Do Now
• The Hidden Cost of Using Power Automate as a Replacement for SharePoint Alerts
• Additional Resources
• Resource Page
• YouTube Channel

• App Catalog Version: 1.26.3.18
• CSP Enhancements
• Fix for Settings gear
• Fix for “Show All Tabs”
• Fix for “Copy Link”
• Fix for “Close Settings”
• Fix for “All” settings filter
• Fix for “Tab Content” settings filter
• Fix for “Style” settings filter
• Fix for “Selectors” settings filter
• Fix for “Save” settings
• Fix for modal buttons
• Product Overview

• App Catalog Version: 1.26.3.16
• Event titles now open correctly from both search results and all calendar views
• Legend filtering and Select/Unselect All functionality restored
• Drag-and-drop in the legend is working again
• List View now displays events correctly
• Event export is restored across all views
• Fixed the Category dropdown issue when editing Exchange calendar events
• Editing events in the item modal now works properly
• Export to Excel is working again.
• Product Overview

Knowledge Base

• App Catalog Version: 1.26.3.16
• Full-screen toggle now works correctly
• Tag cloud (view, edit, delete) is fully restored
• Export to Excel is working again
• Articles can now be opened from search analytics results
• Product Overview

FEATURED ARTICLE:

SharePoint Alerts Retirement: What Organizations Need to Do Now

For nearly two decades, SharePoint Alerts allowed users to receive notifications when content changed in lists and document libraries. These alerts became essential for organizations managing documents, tasks, records, and compliance workflows.

With SharePoint Alerts being retired, organizations must now determine how they will continue notifying users when important content changes.

The Hidden Cost of Using Power Automate as a Replacement for SharePoint Alerts

“Why not just use Power Automate instead of SharePoint Alerts?”

On the surface, it sounds reasonable. Power Automate is included in most Microsoft 365 licenses, it’s flexible, and—most importantly—it feels free.

But when you dig deeper, the reality is very different.

Let’s break down the true cost of using Power Automate as a 1:1 replacement for SharePoint Alerts—and why that approach can quickly become expensive, complex, and unsustainable.

FEATURED VIDEO:

Tabify — The Workhorse of Every SharePoint Portal

For nearly two decades, SharePoint Alerts allowed users to receive notifications when content changed in lists and document libraries. These alerts became essential for organizations managing documents, tasks, records, and compliance workflows.

With SharePoint Alerts being retired, organizations must now determine how they will continue notifying users when important content changes.

SHAREPOINT EVENTS:

• April 1, Online – Goodbye SharePoint Alerts: Meet Alert Plus

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