Specify SharePoint Description and Thumbnail
Is there a way to check / amend the thumbnail or description for content published in Viva Amplify to SharePoint? In the same way you can set the Audience for a SharePoint article, it would be useful to be able to see / edit these. As default fields, common across all SharePoint sites, it feels like this should be an option. Even a preview of how it would appear in a SharePoint news feed would be helpfulIntroducing new capabilities for communicators in Viva Amplify: More Control, Flexibility, and Reach
At Microsoft, we believe that great communication is the heartbeat of a thriving organization. That’s why we’re excited to announce a powerful new set of features in Viva Amplify to give communicators more control, flexibility, and reach in their communications cascade than ever before. Whether you're launching a global campaign or publishing a single news post, these updates make it easier to connect with your audience in meaningful ways, securely, efficiently, and at scale.Viva Amplify adding users
Hi there. We are testing the Viva C&C licensing in our org on a trial license for a month and it seems that we are not able to add any users to our Amplify campaigns unless they have SharePoint admin permissions. We would like to have some users be able to contribute to a campaign but not create it and we would like those users to not have SharePoint admin rights. is there possibly some trick to setting up users for Amplify that we are missing? We have followed the Learn article but nothing seems to be working. All users have a C&C license assigned to them. Thanks for the help.
Error when creating campaign
Currently we have issue with attempting to create Campaigns. There are a handful of users that receive the following error when attempting to create a campaign. "An unexpected problem occurred. It's likely there is an error with your campaign name, alias, or member selection. Please go back and try re-entering those values to see if the problem resolves." We have verified that the users attempting to create are licensed with the Microsoft Viva Employee Communities & Communications license. Users are also set up as Campaign Managers. We also reverted the setting back to Everyone in your Organization can create campaigns, there is still an error. All users are allowed to create M365 group.
