In this blog post, you will learn how to add a blog/website as a content provider in Microsoft Viva Learning and have all new posts to be automatically added to your learning repository. We achieve this by using Logic Apps with an RSS feed monitoring connector and doing Graph calls through an HTTP connector. Since … Continue reading Update a custom content provider for Viva Learning with an RSS feed

In this next post on the Tripletex API, we are going to look at how I created a PowerShell script that gets all hours a consultant has put into Tripletex towards a customer project, and then adds the hours into a table in Teams Dataverse. The script is well-commented, so you should be able to … Continue reading Get your consultant’s Tripletex project hours into Teams Dataverse

Every Friday, your employees must fill out their calendars for the coming week with which customers they plan to work. This is so their manager has an overview of their workload the next week, and gave gives them more tasks if needed. I know some share their calendar, and their manager must browse through all … Continue reading Consultants planned activity tracking

This is the start of a series of blog posts, where our end goal is to take data from the Tripletex API to create insightful reports, store it in Teams Dataverse, and at last visualize the reports in PowerBI. Today we are starting by looking at how you set up the API access in Tripletex … Continue reading Getting started with integrating the Tripletex API into the Microsoft 365 world!

Here is a collection of the scripts I use to do OneDrive and Teams migrations from tenant to tenant. If there is separate SharePoint content on the sites connected to the team, this is also migrated over.The docs from ShareGate have a lot of great information on the various PowerShell commands, but there are not … Continue reading My scripts to do a OneDrive and Teams (with SharePoint) tenant to tenant migration with ShareGate

I have created a simple script that can bulk-update user's profile photos in Azure AD / M365. All you need to do is put all the pictures in a folder, name the files with the user's UPN and run my script. The script needs a Graph API permission called User.ReadWrite.All (application rights), so you need … Continue reading Azure AD / M365 profile picture uploader

I've seen many customers try to enforce a written rule of having at least 2 owners of a Microsoft Teams team. Many have been doing this semi-manually, by just taking out a report of teams that has 1 or 0 owners. How would you fully automate this? I have created a routine that with the … Continue reading Automatically send alerts to the last owner of a team! (If you enforce a 2 or more owner policy)

I recently got an AirThings View Plus environment sensor. When I discovered it had an API I got happy. This meant that I could play around with it in PowerShell. I work from home, and during winter I use a fireplace to keep the house warm. Something I now could do is to send a … Continue reading AirThings notifications in Teams with PowerShell