Power Automate: Retrieve SharePoint Library Internal Name When working with Power Automate, you may encounter scenarios where you need the internal name of a SharePoint library. For example, when creating a file in a library using Power Automate, the internal name is often required. Instead of manually adding the internal name as an environment variable, you can dynamically retrieve it using the Send an HTTP Request to SharePoint action. This blog post demonstrates how to retrieve the internal name of a SharePoint library using its ID or display name.

PnP PowerShell: Enabling and Configuring Document ID in SharePoint The Document ID feature in SharePoint is a powerful tool that assigns a unique ID to files, making it easier to reference and track documents. The script within the post activates and configures the Document ID feature using PnP PowerShell. Additionally, it covers the Set-PnPSiteDocumentIdPrefix cmdlet, which simplifies the process of setting a custom prefix for Document IDs. Why Use Document IDs?

Monitoring Storage Quotas with PowerShell Managing storage quotas in Microsoft 365 is critical to ensure uninterrupted service and optimal performance. This blog post demonstrates how to use a PowerShell script to monitor storage usage across SharePoint Online sites and identify sites nearing or exceeding their storage quotas. Script Overview The script connects to the SharePoint Online admin center, retrieves site storage details, calculates the percentage of storage used, and generates a report for sites exceeding 80% of their allocated storage quota.