AutoTag v2 relaunches as a static web app

AutoTag v2 relaunches and is now cloud-based

We have enabled improved access to our AutoTag SharePoint services by repositioning it for your convenience to the cloud.

AutoTag is an automation feature for applying metadata to list items or files across SharePoint Online and SharePoint Server. Until recently, it was only accessible as a SharePoint Application.

Our developers took the SPFX built for SharePoint’s app catalogue version and changed it into a cloud-based static web application API-driven service.

Thanks to this AutoTag v2 relaunch, you can employ AutoTag bots easier and tag your data even more efficiently.

If you want to learn more about AutoTag, visit: AutoTag

For more information about JFDI’s long standing relationship with SharePoint, visit: SharePoint

To find out how your business can get SharePoint, visit: https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/microsoft-365/sharepoint/collaboration

Latest news See all

  • Black Friday offer: 50% off all pre-migration consultations this week

    As organisations prepare for the year ahead, many are reviewing their Microsoft 365 and SharePoint environments. Others are planning long-overdue improvements. To support all businesses during this busy period, JFDI is offering a 50% discount on pre-migration consultations for the week leading up to Black Friday (28th November 2025). A SharePoint or Microsoft 365 migration […]

  • Why due diligence matters when migrating content to or from SharePoint

    Migrating content into or out of SharePoint is one of those tasks that sounds simple at first glance: move files from A to B. However, SharePoint migration due diligence is essential, as it is far more complex, especially for organisations with years of accumulated documents, inconsistent file structures, or those where compliance calls the shots. […]

  • Why should you run skunkworks projects?

    When small teams move fast, big things happen At JFDI, we believe that some of the best ideas do not start with a board meeting; they begin with a “what if?” That spark of curiosity is why we nurture the culture of one of our favourite methods: the skunkworks project. A skunkworks is a small, […]