It starts small. A manager misses a leave request because no email arrived. A contract sits unreviewed for two weeks. Someone asks "why didn't I get notified?" and the honest answer is: because SharePoint alerts are gone, and nothing replaced them.
Microsoft has retired the classic SharePoint alerts your teams relied on for years. The official alternative means building and maintaining workflows for every single notification, which turns a two-click feature into a project. Meanwhile, the requests keep piling up quietly, and your people find out about changes the old-fashioned way: too late.
There is a much easier fix, and we will show it to you live.
Join our free webinar and watch us set up the Ultimate SharePoint Email Solution with Ultimate Forms. In just 30 minutes, you will see how any SharePoint user can give their organization notifications that are actually better than what Microsoft retired: smarter, better looking, and fully automatic. No workflows, no code, no waiting on developers.
In this webinar, you will learn how to:
- Bring back the notifications your team lost, in minutes per list
- Stop notification spam: alerts fire only when something actually matters, like a status change or an approaching deadline
- Make every email look professional, with your branding, the details that matter, and buttons recipients can act on right from their inbox
- Replace the Monday chase-up ritual with automatic reminders that follow up on overdue items for you
- Combine dozens of updates into one tidy daily summary instead of forty separate emails
- Keep everyone in the loop, including managers, groups, and even people outside your organization
- Hold notifications generated at 2 AM until the next business morning
- See exactly what was sent, to whom, and when, from one central log
Everything is configured from simple dropdowns in your browser. If you can set up an out-of-office reply, you can set this up.
Your processes only move as fast as the people who know about them. Give your organization an hour, and stop letting requests wait in silence.
