MichaelGannotti I am a very new user to Planner and have been told to use this project management software by my company. Until now I have been using Asana. Asana has all the features your users have been asking for since they are a VERY important need in project and team management. These features are:
1. Template creation - This feature has been asked for for over 6 years by thousands of users? Why does your company not listen?
2. Timeline structure on the template created - This way you can set a Start or End Date when coping a template and all the tasks inside the project will adjust based on the template timeline created. In Asana this was VERY useful for us to repeat templates for an event that will all have the same tasks to create and each task will be assigned to the same members. Then the due dates just alter themselves based on the Start or End Date supplied.
3. Reassign existing Plans (or project) to different teams - Why is this not added yet when it has been requested by your users on this forum for over 5 years or more from what I am seeing.
4. Grouping of Plans into Teams within the Planner sidebar - Right now I have more than a dozen Plans in 4 different teams. If it wasn't for the logo we added to each team it would be hard to distinguish what Plan goes with what Team. Please add the ability to see your Teams in the side bar and the Plans within those Teams should be grouped. If I click on a Team, then list just the Plans for that Team. Again, I am not sure why this would not be a feature already since this why we make separate Teams to begin with in the Teams app.
I have been a project manager for over 2 decades and your software is lacking the basic features we as Planners need when managing large teams with numerous Projects. Please listen to your users, especially after the same requests have been asked for over and over and over again.
I just checked your Roadmap URL that you supplied and these important features Planners need and ask for are not even on your softwares radar after all this time. Why?