Advanced Radiology aimed to transition their intranet portal to the cloud using Microsoft Office 365. Consequently, they opted to utilize SharePoint to fulfill their needs. The process commenced with a thorough analysis of their requirements for the intranet portal, determining the appropriate web parts to be employed. Given their needs, we advised maximizing the use of modern site architecture and out-of-the-box (OOTB) web parts wherever feasible.

They sought to begin their day with an uplifting quote, achieved by utilizing a full-width section to display a quote image. Additionally, we integrated out-of-the-box (OOTB) News web parts to showcase the latest news for all users. With several event posts stored in documents, they desired to migrate them to SharePoint and enable commenting. Thus, we created dedicated pages allowing comments using OOTB comment functionality. These posts were then featured on the homepage using the OOTB Quick Links web part, presenting them as News Posts.

Regarding the weather widget, we implemented a solution enabling users to view the temperature of Bridgeport, Connecticut, in their desired area.

For managing Upcoming Events, we utilized Out-of-the-Box (OOTB) Events lists, organizing numerous events into categories and displaying them through separate event web parts tailored to each category.

To enhance user navigation, we implemented a custom modern script editor, utilizing injected JavaScript code to ensure easy access to desired headers as per their request.

Furthermore, we developed a custom web part for the reimbursement form, replacing a manual submission process. Previously, users physically submitted forms with attachments, which were then transferred to the accounting team. This custom form was digitalized to streamline the process. Additionally, we integrated functionality to manage fare prices and control the number of records permitted in each form.

For the reimbursement process, we ensured that the form submitter was automatically populated based on the logged-in user. Subsequently, the form was assigned to the respective supervisor using information from the User Profile. In cases where a user lacked a supervisor, tasks were automatically assigned back to the submitter.

We utilized MS Flow to orchestrate this approval process and send notification emails to managers. Upon approval, the reimbursement form was forwarded to the accounting team. In case of rejection by the manager, the form reverted to the submitter.

Users and supervisors could access a dashboard to view forms they created or supervised. Similarly, the accounting team had their own dashboard to monitor approved tickets.

Their reimbursement approval process has been streamlined through automation.

They now possess a collaborative platform tailored for internal staff.

An efficiently organized document management system has been implemented.

Their interactive intranet portal enables users to stay updated on the latest events, view event photographs, and engage by posting comments.