Yesterday I posted a walkthrough of this module, diving into the development of it. Today I wanted to show Sitecore Users how you install and configure this module with no development experience needed.

In my last article I introduced you to the Send Batch Upload and Merge Module, and why you might need it. We looked at the PowerShell script that calls the module, and today I'll walk you through the supporting code to get the work done.

Being on my new team is a breath of fresh air, and with a bunch of new challenges in the composable space I've got a lot to write about. My very first task was to remove manual work when combining email lists in Send. I accomplished this by building the Send Batch Upload and Merge module, and I'll take you through how and why it was created. 

The most recent security patch from Sitecore addressed some critical issues. There is an assumption in it, however, that you're using PowerShell 6, which will break some functionality if you have a lower version installed. 

Advanced System Reporter used to be my go-to module for running content reports, but support for this module ended a while ago and it's time to look for something new. Sitecore PowerShell is a massively powerful tool, used for countless reasons when managing a Sitecore instance. I could write a few dozen posts covering all the possibilities, but today I'm only going to show you show to generate a simple content report.