Microsoft SharePoint Reviews

I liked being able to update each clients information for quick access to it. I also like that a team can sign in and update accordingly. Being able to transfer data from Sharepoint to Excel for behavior graphing is great

Sometimes I had to reload the landing page to acess sub menus.

It is easy to navigate. It is easy to move a file between different SharePoints.

Nothing of note. It seems to fully meet our business needs.

Ease of use, organizing files and keeping them private

I don't like the cost when requiring some added features or functions that are expensive for chronic use

I like that Microsoft SharePoint allows the company to view, share and edit documents.

I find that most of the things that were difficult for us in Microsoft SharePoint is user error more than the product itself.

Microsoft SharePoint integrates seamlessly with other Microsoft 365 services such as Teams, Word, Excel, Outlook.

Microsoft SharePoint is complex to set up, requiring skilled IT personnel to manage and customize.

I love that we can share items between the entire company, can communicate on there as well. It makes transferring information easily.

Sometimes when Microsoft goes down it messes the entire day up. Or sometimes files go missing and it's hard to locate them.

The easy of managing information across multiple teams.

SharePoint is not always as intuitive as could be.

It is a wonderful space for storing and finding documents

Sometimes the systems can run a little slow

there is many advantages to use sharepoint, first of all the seamless collaboration, the mobile accessibility, the security and the possibility of creating internal website and shared repositories

the most important thing we can see is that very complicated, and you need a very specific skills to manage it

SharePoint makes it easy for team members to share and work on documents like PowerPoints for meetings.

It can become unorganized at times, making it hard to navigate and find certain documents

I hear lots of people groan about SharePoint, yet I find over and over that it makes it incredibly easy to put together useful tools, collaborate, integrate, automate, and all at a very reasonable cost. Being tightly integrated with M365, it just makes sense to take advantage of all it has to offer.

I will admit, sometimes the customization limits can be annoying, but this is far outweighed by the usefulness of the platform. It also ensures fewer things break as new updates are pushed.

SharePoint does everything I need to maintain and securely store my documents: backups, version control, search and retrieval.

I don't like that I have to page through my document libraries instead of being able to jump forward or backwards. For example, it would be good to jump to the documents by the first letter of the document's name.

modern design, collaboration, and document management.

Missing some features, time-consuming to upgrade

The service integrates well with MS 365 / Office

The GUI is somewhat confusing for basic users. Version control can be tricky when collaborating among many users

I loved that it allowed me to upload documents from Court can be easily dragging or uploading the file. I no longer have to send an email to the parties. I can sign documents and download same within a short period of time.

I have not had any dislike about the platform.

SharePoint integrates well with the rest of the Microsoft stack and gives us reasonable assurance of security and redundancy. The list-first method of file management is useful, and I like the modern Lists experience. Teams integration is strong.

SharePoint isn't as flexible in its sharing approach--perhaps this is the price to pay for security. For instance, a file or List stored on SharePoint cannot be shared via link without requiring sign-in. In numerous other ways, SharePoint sites are dated and limited.

The software has helped me a lot in sharing important documents and submissions easily and can be accessed easily by the end party. Overall, the software is well balanced, and it has great features.

The software is excellent and meets most of my needs, but it could improve on some aspects, such as: 
The modified folder doesn't have any choices to save my previous settings for each folder. 
Another con is that if I open the notebook, there is no option to go back directly to the SharePoint interface. You need to go back to App Launcher and open from there, where it is very inconvenient if you are in a hurry to do things quickly.

Certain amount of storage as part of exisiting licensing. Offers a familiar experience for employees to use.

Gets very expensive when you require more storage for files. Could use more features for document management. Also better features for documentation/ KB articles.

Ability to share large files & folders. Ability to share to large audiences.

Search option is not the best. User interface could be better.

I like you can have a lot of control over external sharing and guess access. You can assign groups permissions to manage access so much easier. It works with OneDrive which is a nice integration.

You can sync folders to File Explorer in Windows operating systems, but it doesn’t always work that well. Online use is usually the best, especially when more than one user is editing the same document at once. We have experienced an issue where we have to completely gut a guest user out of SharePoint and Azure/Entra, then invite them again and grant the access again just because they randomly get denied access to the data that they were already granted access to. Last I checked, this was still not fixed.

We have used Microsoft SharePoint within our organization for the last 2-3 years. We have implemented SharePoint as our company's insite/intranet site. SharePoint is very user-friendly and does not require additional setup.

Since SharePoint is very costly, we wish there could be a free solution to this. We also wish that SharePoint can connect to our domains directly in case we needed to setup a page for staff or a public page for customers.

It is easy to keep your files synchronised with others in order to collaborate on things all all be able to access the same versions.
You can also invite people to edit your documents or share with them to view only.

There is nothing I dislike about Microsoft SharePoint.

SharePoint helps administrative work user friendly, I enjoy most the document management and collaboration.

I don't have anything to complain about SharePoint currently.