SharePoint 2010 Workflows Tutorials

Customize Task Email Notifications

When a task is created and assigned to someone, SharePoint can send an email notification to this person. This lecture shows you how to customize this email template.

Steps include:

1. Disable the default SharePoint task email;

2. Create a workflow on the task list to send the customized email notification.

This lecture shows you how to use SharePoint Designer 2010 to assign a to-do item (create a task) to a user.

This lecture shows you how to use SharePoint Designer 2010 to assign a to-do item (create a task) to a user.

This lecture shows you another way to create a task for a user. In the task form we will create a text box to collect extra information from the user. After the user has enter the information required and marked the task as complete, the information is then saved into the document library (or list).

This lecture shows you how to use SharePoint Designer 2010 to create an approval workflow with one approver. Once a document has been uploaded into the library, the approval workflow is triggered and the approver can either approve, reject or request changes to the document.

This lecture shows you how to use SharePoint Designer 2010 to create an approval workflow with one approver. Once a document has been uploaded into the library, the approval workflow is triggered and the approver can either approve, reject or request changes to the document.

This lecture shows you how to add another approver to the approval process. You can ask the approvers to review the document "one at a time" or "all at once". It also shows you how you can customize the email that is sent to the approvers.

This lecture shows you how to add another approver to the approval process. You can ask the approvers to review the document "one at a time" or "all at once". It also shows you how you can customize the email that is sent to the approvers.

This lecture shows you how to create a form library, then use InfoPath Designer to create a Capital Expenditure Request form, then publish the form to this form library. Users can open this form on their browser, fill out the required information and then submit the form to the form library. Once the form has been submitted, it triggers an approval workflow with multiple approvers to approve or reject the request.

This lecture shows you how to create a form library, then use InfoPath Designer to create a Capital Expenditure Request form, then publish the form to this form library. Users can open this form on their browser, fill out the required information and then submit the form to the form library. Once the form has been submitted, it triggers an approval workflow with multiple approvers to approve or reject the request.

This lecture shows you how to create a form library, then use InfoPath Designer to create a Capital Expenditure Request form, then publish the form to this form library. Users can open this form on their browser, fill out the required information and then submit the form to the form library. Once the form has been submitted, it triggers an approval workflow with multiple approvers to approve or reject the request.

This lecture shows you how to create a form library, then use InfoPath Designer to create a Capital Expenditure Request form, then publish the form to this form library. Users can open this form on their browser, fill out the required information and then submit the form to the form library. Once the form has been submitted, it triggers an approval workflow with multiple approvers to approve or reject the request.