MC542767 High Major change
(Updated) SharePoint 2013 workflow retirement
Summary AI-generated
SharePoint 2013 workflows will be fully retired and stop working on April 2, 2026; migrate to Power Automate or other supported solutions before this date.
Suggested actions AI-generated
- Identify legacy workflow usage
- Notify users and workflow owners
- Update user training and help desk
- Migrate workflows to Power Automate
Written by Azure OpenAI (gpt-4.1) from the text of the post below. It can be incomplete or wrong; the original post is authoritative.
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Original post from Microsoft
Updated March 2, 2026: This update serves as a final reminder that SharePoint 2013 workflow will retire and stop working 1 month from now (April 2, 2026).
Since the release of SharePoint workflows, Microsoft has evolved workflow orchestration to not only encompass SharePoint, but all the productivity services you use with Microsoft 365 and beyond. With the continued investment in Power Automate as the universal solution to workflow, Microsoft is retiring SharePoint 2013 workflows.
[When this will happen:]
- Starting April 2nd, 2024, SharePoint 2013 workflows will be turned off for any newly created tenants.
- Starting April 2nd, 2026, Microsoft will remove the ability to run, or create and execute SharePoint 2013 workflows for existing tenants.
[How this will affect your organization]
If your organization still uses SharePoint 2013 workflows, they will no longer function after April 2nd, 2026. We recommend customers to move to Power Automate or other supported solutions.
[What you need to do to prepare]
You will want to notify your users, workflow developers and site owners. Update your user training and prepare your help desk.
For admins
- Use the Microsoft 365 Assessment tool to scan your tenants for legacy workflow usage.
- Review Guidance: Migrate from classic workflows to Power Automate flows in SharePoint
- Review the Power Automate resources as a solution to legacy workflows.
Note: There will not be an option to extend SharePoint 2013 workflow beyond April 2nd 2026.
Learn more:
- Detailed support article with additional resources.
Additional details from Microsoft
- Summary
- SharePoint 2013 workflows will retire on April 2, 2026, ceasing all functionality. New tenants lost access from April 2, 2024. Organizations must migrate to Power Automate or other solutions, notify users, and prepare support. No extensions will be offered beyond the retirement date.