Microsoft recently removed core SharePoint email alert functionality, leaving everyone looking for a simple replacement for one of SharePoint's most familiar and useful features. While notifications can be recreated with Power Automate, something that used to take just a few clicks can now take hours building, testing, and maintaining workflows.
In our next webinar, we'll demonstrate how Infowise Ultimate Forms: Alerts not only replaces traditional SharePoint alerts, but takes them to a whole new level. You'll see how easy it is to create powerful, highly targeted notifications with conditions, scheduled reminders, reusable email templates, attachments, action buttons, summary messages, and much more all through a simple, no-code interface.
Key topics include:
Replace traditional SharePoint alerts without building complicated workflows
Create powerful SharePoint alerts in minutes without code
Send notifications when items are added, modified, deleted, checked in, or checked out
Create scheduled and repeating reminders based on SharePoint date fields
Use multiple conditions to control exactly when an alert should be sent
Send alerts to internal or external users, groups, and distribution lists
Build and share reusable, customized email notification templates
Combine multiple notifications into one concise email with Summary Mode
Attach files and documents automatically to notification emails
Add action buttons directly to email messages so recipients can take immediate action
Generate vCard and iCalendar attachments for contacts and calendar events
Embed images when sending notifications to external recipients
Postpone notifications generated outside business hours until the next business day
Integrate alerts directly with Ultimate Forms and form conditions
Centrally manage alert capabilities and review sent-alert logs
Fully no-code solution integrated directly into the SharePoint user interface
Join us to discover how easy it can be to replace SharePoint's retired alert functionality while gaining far more control and flexibility than traditional alerts ever provided. With Ultimate Forms: Alerts, you stay in control of what reaches the inbox, when it arrives, who receives it, and exactly what it contains without creating complicated workflows or writing code.
September 10th, 11:00 AM Eastern
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