I prefer to use JSON data in a Flow because it’s easy to work with. But you can’t always choose your source data and this time I had a Rest API that was returning XML data instead of JSON. If … Read moreHow to Parse XML in Power Automate using XPath
One of the most annoying things about Power Automate, the former Microsoft Flow, is the small, odd placed Expression Editor. Good to know is that Microsoft is working on an update that is available for you to try out right … Read morePower Automate – Expression Editor and Dynamic Content Update
Signatures are basically your digital business card. They contain all your contact information, to let your recipient knows how or where to reach you. These days we will need to add a signature in Outlook, Outlook Mobile app, and maybe … Read moreHow to Add a Signature in Outlook
Businesses that rely on Microsoft 365 for managing their data and business activities often need to perform tenant to tenant migration at some point, especially during the time of mergers and procurements or rebranding and divestiture. But, Microsoft 365 tenant … Read moreMicrosoft 365 Tenant to Tenant Migration – Tips and Methods
Ever wondered why your SharePoint Storage doesn’t lower after deleting some files? Or why your SharePoint Storage is already full even though the site metrics tell something else? SharePoint online is great, but it can be a bit confusing sometimes … Read moreSharePoint Storage – Limits, Pricings, and Tips
Last month I wrote an article about why you should backup Microsoft 365. During the research and comparison between the different providers, one product stood out, CloudAlly. They offer everything you need for a really good price. A good reason … Read moreCloudAlly Review – Microsoft 365 Backup
In April 2020 Microsoft changed the names of the Office 365 Personal and Home plans to Microsoft 365 Personal and Family. Not only the names are changed, but Microsoft also added new features to the plans while keeping the price … Read moreMicrosoft 365 Family vs Personal vs Free
Microsoft is changing the names of the Office 365 business plans to Microsoft 365. Only the name is changing, the prices and the features that you get are still the same. The reason for the change is that Microsoft want … Read moreOffice 365 is becoming Microsoft 365
Now most of us are working from home and we also have to stay home, we have a bit more time on our hands. From a work perspective, this has been one of the busiest weeks, getting everybody up and … Read moreGet Smarter during the Quarantine
With most Office 365 and Microsoft 365 plans, comes the Exchange Online mail server. As long as you are using Outlook (or the Outlook app), setting up your mail is pretty simple. But what are the correct Office 365 SMTP … Read moreComplete Office 365 SMTP – IMAP – POP Settings
