SharePoint Save For Later
One very useful feature that has been available for some time in SharePoint Online (SPO) is the ability to save news and documents for later just in case some information published in our Intranet is important and we don’t have time now to read it in detail, but we can do it later. The “Save for later” feature allows to bookmark news and documents and we can easily browse them later from the SharePoint Home page and the SharePoint Mobile App
How the Save for Later Feature Works in SharePoint Online
The “Save for later” feature gives users a way to bookmark news and documents that can be easily browsed later from the SharePoint Home page and the SharePoint Mobile App.
Once you click on “Save for later”, the notation for this action will change to “Saved for later”. If you click again, a panel with the list of news and documents saved for later is displayed.
From this panel, you can access to all the saved news and documents you have saved in the tenant. Note all of them are conveniently displayed as cards.
Saving for later news and documents from the SharePoint Mobile App
The SharePoint Mobile App is the natural environment to mark news and documents for later reading. As soon as you are in the App, you will get familiar with this feature by clicking on the “dots” menu you have for every news and document can access.
Conclusions
In the same way you can create bookmarks in the browser or shortcuts in your desktop, you can “Save for later” news and documents in SPO in the browser or in the mobile app so to never miss important information.
For more information about SharePoint Online and OneDrive For Business, see Chapter 8 in Office 365 for IT Pros
And how do i access the saved for later links?
You can Access the saved for later links in both the SharePoint App and the SharePoint Home page
Hi Juan, DO you know how can I save documents to view later? I haven’t seen any way to do that so far.
Hi Gaurav,
The only way I know to sabe documents to view later is by using the SharePoint Mobile App…Microsoft does not provide the same when you see a document in the browser what’s is unexpected IMHO
Yes, that’s truly unexpected. I recall having seen this capability before though dont remember what version of SharePoint it was on. Thank you for your response – truly helpful!