PowerObjects, a professional services firm 100% focused on providing service, support, education, and add-ons for Microsoft Dynamics CRM, has recently released a new add-on: PowerAttachment. This tool is designed to save organizations from using up storage space within Dynamics CRM, which can add up to significant savings.

PowerAttachment automatically takes all attachments that would normally be stored in CRM and syncs them to an organization’s SharePoint site. When an attachment is synced to the organization’s SharePoint, the attachment in CRM is replaced with a direct link to the document that is now stored in SharePoint.

Attachments can be synced from any type of entity in CRM. Additionally, PowerAttachment can be configured for all attachments or specific entities, allowing organizations to choose to keep attachments intact in CRM for certain entities.

“PowerAttachment is simple, cost-effective, and easy to use,” says Dean Jones, CEO of PowerObjects. “By relocating attachments to SharePoint with PowerAttachment, organizations can save on storage fees.”

PowerAttachment is one of twenty-three add-ons that PowerObjects has developed to enhance Microsoft Dynamics CRM functionality. Like all PowerPack add-ons, PowerAttachment is available for a free thirty-day trial and can be directly downloaded from the PowerObjects website.

“Whether you and your team have lots of storage needs or just a few attachments here and there, this solution is a huge win for any Dynamics CRM user,” says Jones.

About PowerObjects

The team at PowerObjects has worked hard to become the recognized leader in delivering Microsoft Dynamics CRM solutions through unparalleled offerings of service, support, education, and add-ons. As winner of the Microsoft Dynamics CRM Worldwide Partner of the Year award for 2012 and 2013, PowerObjects has built an unmatched team of CRM superheroes that help businesses and organizations of all types increase productivity, streamline business processes and build better relationships. PowerObjects is headquartered in Minneapolis, Minnesota, with offices in Chicago, Cincinnati, Dallas, Omaha, Philadelphia, New York, San Francisco, Seattle, and Toronto.