Promodag Blog

Microsoft has announced the impending deactivation of basic authentication for all Office 365 tenants on October 1, 2022. What about Promodag Reports? No worries! It's been expected for a long time.

The term "report template" is not always clear to the novice users of Promodag Reports. This tutorial explains the difference between the template and the custom reports that are its children.

You may need to check when an Exchange recipient last sent or received a message. This article explains how to easily obtain this information.

The functionality to export part of the recipients' attributes in reports has been extended to export to a CSV file or to a database table. This post describes this evolution.

Promodag Reports is not affected by the CVE-2021-44228 - Log4j 2 vulnerability.

Searching email by SMTP domain is one of the recurring tasks of the corporate email management team. This post explains how to do this job easily with Promodag Reports.

Because the identity of the actual sender of messages sent "on behalf of" another mailbox has disappeared from the tracking data provided by Office 365, it is now technically impossible to display it in traffic reports. This post describes a workaround to list the Outlook items corresponding to these messages.

Full support of modern authentication in Office 365 is one of the major new features of version 12. This post describes the ins and outs of this development.

It is now possible to directly control scheduled tasks created with Promodag Reports. This post describes this usability improvement.

We decided to replace the outdated Access 2000 database format with SQL LocalDB. This article explains the advantages of this new format and gives some technical details about its use with Promodag Reports.