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Alerts Fusion help centre
Step-by-step help for installing Alerts Fusion for SharePoint and configuring alerts, banners, message bars, panels and popups.
Introduction and installation
Alerts Fusion overview
What Alerts Fusion does and the main features.
Install Alerts Fusion from Microsoft AppSource
Install the web part from Microsoft AppSource.
Deploy Alerts Fusion from the ZIP package
Deploy the .sppkg package to your app catalog.
Add Alerts Fusion to a modern SharePoint page
Add the web part to a modern page.
Use Alerts Fusion in Microsoft Teams
Use Alerts Fusion as a Teams channel tab.
Configuration
Alerts Fusion configuration sections
The four sections of the property pane.
Trigger configuration
Button, link or image triggers.
Alert configuration
Alert types, timing, position and limits.
Content configuration
Page URL, list, HTML or rich text content.
Target audience
Show alerts to chosen groups or users.
Step-by-step guides
How to add an alert banner to SharePoint Online
Add an alert or announcement banner to a modern SharePoint page.
How to schedule announcements in SharePoint Online
Make announcements appear and expire on their own.
How to add a message bar to SharePoint pages
Info, warning and error bars for notices and outages.
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Common questions
What is Alerts Fusion for SharePoint?
Alerts Fusion is a no-code SharePoint Framework (SPFx) web part from APPS 365. It shows announcements on SharePoint pages as a banner, message bar, popup, panel, standard alert or carousel message bar. You choose the content, who sees it, when it appears and how often.
How do I add an alert banner to a SharePoint page?
Install Alerts Fusion from Microsoft AppSource, edit a modern SharePoint page, add the Alerts Fusion web part with the + button, then choose the alert type, content, trigger and audience in the property pane. Republish the page and the alert appears for the people you targeted.
Can announcements appear and expire on their own?
Yes. Set a from and to date and time for automatic alerts, popups and panels, close them automatically after a number of seconds, and cap how many times each person sees an automatic alert. Content pulled from a SharePoint list can follow the dates stored on the list item.
Can I show an alert only to certain people?
Yes. Turn on audience targeting in the web part and choose SharePoint groups, individual users, or both. People outside that audience do not see the alert.
What content can an alert show?
A SharePoint page or other URL, items from a SharePoint list, your own HTML with optional JavaScript and CSS files, or rich text written in the built-in editor.