SharePoint Autofill columns have seen significant changes under the hood over the past year, and this blog is long overdue! In my earlier posts, I explained how Autofill‑enabled column configuration…
A recent to update to SharePoint Premium Document Translate now allows organisations to create a custom glossaries in a file so specific terminology is always translated a certain way or even not at all. Many organisations will have specific acronyms, industry specific terms, brands, trademarks, employee names where they want to override how they would normally be translated . A glossary file allows you to specify rules in a file - which can then be used when translating to avoid words or phrases being translated literally.
SharePoint Agents when configured through the SharePoint interface store their configuration in a
A new SharePoint Premium prebuilt model called the Simple Document Processing model has been added. This model is promising as it's pre-trained to work with structured documents and extract key-value…
There are some new SharePoint Premium Content AI Microsoft Graph API endpoints. Allowing you through code to programmatically orchestrate document processing models. This allows scenarios such as provisioning a site and then applying a model to a library or processing a file/folder using a model to now be completed using Microsoft Graph.
This blog will show you how to programmatically deploy Autofill columns in SharePoint document libraries. I will also show how to programmatically process existing documents with Autofill rules. This developer focused blog will provide the necessary PowerShell commands to create/manipulate the JSON required for the list properties where Autofill config settings are stored.
A very widely anticipated new SharePoint Premium feature has just been added called Autofill columns. Powered by GPT-4 Turbo (Large Language Model) and using generative AI. Autofill columns allow you to ask a question (prompt) about a document in natural language and the response is then saved to a column attached to the file. The prompt is then applied to all new documents added to the library and any existing documents you wish to run the prompt on.