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Have you ever been asked for a dashboard and immediately thought about how time consuming it would be to create? In this week’s Power Hour, I built an instant SharePoint Copilot dashboard HTML file straight from a regular SharePoint list. It has interactive filters, four kinds of charts, live search, and clickable rows that open a details popup. No Power
For this post and video, I put together ten cool things you can do with AI Builder in Power Automate. I built demos for almost all of them. 🧾 1. Extract data from invoices Microsoft already knows what an invoice looks like. Because of that, there is a whole prebuilt action called Process invoices. Your trigger can be anything. For
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Does this sound familiar? Someone at your company organized files by year, then someone else came along and reorganized everything by department. Now nobody knows which folder holds what, and everyone’s just guessing. This happens all the time with file organization, it’s one of the biggest reasons SharePoint pros like me have been pushing metadata instead of folders. But here’s
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You’ve probably started hearing the term “MCP” everywhere lately. So what is it, and why should a business user like you care? That’s exactly what we covered on this week’s Power Hour post and video, and I want to break it down here too, because MCP in Copilot Studio is genuinely one of the most exciting no-code capabilities I’ve seen.
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When adding web parts to pages in SharePoint, you may have noticed a new category has shown up: AI. There are three AI web parts in SharePoint right now — Chart, Agent Link, and FAQ — and I spent this week’s Power Hour testing all three. In this post and video, we’ll walk through what I found. 📊 The AI
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I started my SharePoint admin career 20 years ago, and if there’s one thing that hasn’t changed since then, it’s this: SharePoint migration planning is where projects succeed or fail — long before anyone opens a migration tool. I did a Power Hour this week about this, and I want to walk through what I covered, because I think a
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As your Microsoft 365 environment grows — more sites, more teams, more users, more content — it gets harder to keep track of who has access to what, which sites are still active, and whether your sharing settings still make sense. That’s where Microsoft 365 governance comes in, and the good news is there are some really solid tools to
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