Sharing with OneDrive Hero Links If you’ve ever struggled with multiple sharing links, confusing permissions, or unexpected access denied messages, this episode is for you.
In this Ask Sympraxis session, Julie Turner and the Sympraxis team explore OneDrive Hero Links—Microsoft’s next evolution of file and folder sharing across OneDrive, SharePoint, and Microsoft Teams. Hero Links introduce a single, primary link per file or folder, identical to the URL in your browser’s address bar, while permissions are managed centrally behind the scenes.
Administration
Microsoft 365 is a powerful platform with a seemingly endless list of configuration options. While that provides a wide range of functionality, it can also be overwhelming and intimidating. Sympraxis can lead your Microsoft 365 tenant configuration to ensure it is set up the way you need it to work most effectively. As new functionality is released, we will guide you through the options and impacts to your environment. We are here to support you through the inevitable challenges when Microsoft 365 is not behaving as expected or documented.
Whether you are concerned about performance, search optimization, or access we are here to walk you through the better practices we have identified after working across industries with widely varying needs.
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Microsoft 365 Automation Options
Recorded live on Wednesday, April 15, 2026 at 12:30:00 pm ET
Microsoft 365 Automation Options — From Quick Wins to Enterprise-Grade Solutions In this episode of Ask Sympraxis, the Sympraxis team take a practical, real‑world look at automation options across Microsoft 365, helping organizations understand what tools are available, when to use them, and how to think about automation maturity.
The episode begins with a clear framework: an automation maturity model that ranges from fully manual, ad‑hoc processes to advanced, enterprise‑scale automation delivered as a service. Rather than positioning automation as “all or nothing,” the discussion emphasizes choosing the right level of automation for each business scenario, team, and organizational culture.