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Microsoft to retire Remote Event Receivers in SharePoint Online by July 1, 2027, urges migration to webhooks

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SharePoint team

2h ago· 3 min readenNews

Summary

Microsoft is retiring Remote Event Receivers (RERs) in SharePoint Online as of July 1, 2027. RERs were part of the SharePoint Add-in model and relied on Azure Access Control Services (ACS) for authentication, which has already been retired. After the deadline, no remote event receiver will fire events regardless of registration method. Microsoft advises developers and organizations still using RERs to migrate to SharePoint webhooks before the cutoff date.

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bskyMicrosoft to retire Remote Event Receivers in SharePoint Online by July 1, 2027, urges migration to webhooksdevblogs.microsoft.com

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On July 1, 2027, Remote Event Receivers (RERs) will stop working in SharePoint Online.
After that date, no remote event receiver will fire events, regardless of how it was registered.
If your application still relies on remote event receivers to react to changes in SharePoint, now is the time to plan your move to SharePoint webhooks.
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Remote Event Receivers in SharePoint Online are retiring. Starting July 1, 2027, all remote event receivers will stop firing events, including those registered using Microsoft Entra applications.

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