SharePoint Attachments
for Outlook – for better attachments handling
Use a SharePoint intranet instead of sending e-mail attachments
within the company
SharePoint Document Libraries is a great way to store
and share any kind of documents, and SharePoint Attachments
for Outlook makes it easier to utilize those features.
Having trouble with attachments? They tend to get blocked
by spam filters, mailbox sizes and other issues. A much
better solution is of course to publish the files to
a SharePoint Document Library instead and just send
a link in your e-mail.
SharePoint Attachments for Outlook does exactly
this. When you add an attachment to your e-mail in any
way, the attachment will be published to a SharePoint
website, and a link will be added to your email instead
of the attachment. This can be done automatically or
only when you choose it, depending on how you define
your settings.
SP Attach works with Outlook 2000 and above and
with any website which supports WebDav (IIS or FrontPage
Extensions Web).
290 EUR / 490 USD / ≈ 250 GBP - no per user fee
For info about payment and inclusions, refer to the
Purchase page.
Features
SharePoint document libraries let you among other things share, sort,
filter and group documents.
In SP Attach Settings you add as many websites or libraries as you wish. Use different, or choose to always publish to the same.
You may of course also select to attach the file, if that should be more suitable in some cases.
SP Attach automatically finds all document
libraries at a SharePoint site, and they are easy to import to the Settings.
Attachment URL is embedded in the
cursor position ‒ control
the positioning of the URL by simply clicking
the cursor where you want the link to be
placed.
Evaluate SP Attach for 15 days without any obligations
The language of SP Attach is automatically set to the same as the language of the operative system of the actual PC.
We currently support Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Italian, Norwegian, Portuguese, Spanish, Slovenian, Swedish and Turkish.
If you have another OS, the language will be
English.
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