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Lawrence Cawood

Founder and CEO at OneDirectory.

SharePoint Vitals

SharePoint Vitals Updates (June 2020)

Ahoy there! Some small updates from your friendly SharePoint analytics team to make your SharePoint Vitals experience even better. Improved the layout of the Overview report 📊 A slick new date picker 🗓️ Legends, tooltips, and chart lines are now color coordinated: blue 🔵 for document metrics and purple 🟣 for page metrics. Improved

Want SharePoint Audit History for More Than 90 Days?

If your organization uses SharePoint it's important that you have an accurate, permanent audit history of who did what in your intranet. This is necessary for security and compliance and it's useful for auditing purposes. Whereas Microsoft only makes available the last 90 days of your

Changes to SharePoint Vitals "Content Views" Metric

Our latest update to SharePoint Vitals makes some changes to the way metrics are displayed for SharePoint sites. Specifically, SharePoint Vitals had a metric called Content Views, which we created to make it easier to get a feel for how busy any particular SharePoint site was relative to other time

Performance Updates to Processing of SharePoint Audit Entries

As you can imagine, capturing and processing tens of millions of SharePoint audit entries from the Microsoft Graph requires a lot of engineering, and keeping our analytics platform running smoothly is a big part of our Engineering team's focus. Over the past two weeks they've been

SharePoint Vitals Analytics

Faster SharePoint Browser & Device Analytics

If you've noticed a speed increase in your Technology reports in the new version of SharePoint Vitals, it's because we completely rebuilt the architecture for the browser and devices data streams. Besides being quicker to load, the new data structure allows us to deliver browser and

Minor OneDirectory UI Updates (May 2020)

Your OneDirectory has been updated with some minor UI improvements and bug fixes. * A slimmer header bar with improved page scrolling * Icons on the skills, interests, and job titles page headings to more easily differentiate between them * Smaller office and department tiles, so you can see more of them at

Renamed Teams to Departments

When we started building OneDirectory back in May 2017, we decided to use the concept of Locations and Teams to represent a basic organizational structure in your employee directory. Locations were your company offices, and Teams were your departments. Back then, Microsoft Teams had only just launched. But with the