SUSHI - SharePoint Utility with a Smart, Helpful Interface

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Note, the SUSHI project has now moved to codeplex at http://codeplex.com/sushi

I proudly announce the public release of SUSHI (SharePoint Utility with a Smart, Helpful Interface). This Smart Client Utility offers powerful tools for common SharePoint management tasks with refreshing ease-of-use.

Documentation for the utility and downloads can be found here:
http://wiki.catapultdemo.com

The SharePoint document utility is in use at several large clients that I have worked at, and several other consultants at my company have worked at.

This utility is free and the source code has also been posted for free download. The documentation site is a public wiki, so I hope to build a community around SUSHI and get lots of participation. I hope that fellow SharePoint administrators will add their own features and improve existing features so that the utility matures and increases in usefulness.

-Joseph

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Unknown said…
Hi Joseph,

is there any mirror for the "old" SUSHI?
I have an really old SharePoint Services server with which needs to be moved to SPO.

But there is no tool to report on the user permissions.

I would be very happy if you could send me a working version of SUSHI.

Thank you so much.

Kind regards
Martin
10:24 AM
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