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Microsoft Project Online is retiring: What you need to know

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George Bullock
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Sep 05, 2025
After more than a decade of supporting project managers and teams around the world, Project Online will officially retire on September 30, 2026. We know this is a significant change, and we want to a...
Updated Sep 05, 2025
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michelle_manimtim
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Sep 05, 2025

With Project Online retiring, organizations need more than just a replacement—they need a clear path to Strategic Portfolio Management. Microsoft’s vision is clear: Planner, Planner Premium, and Teams will anchor collaborative work management for the future.

This is where OnePlan completes the picture. Built in close partnership with Microsoft (and a 5-time Microsoft Partner of the Year) OnePlan seamlessly extends Microsoft’s modern work foundation—empowering organizations to keep leveraging Microsoft Project and Planner (and Azure DevOps) while unlocking best-of-breed Strategic Portfolio Management in a secure SaaS platform.

OnePlan is purpose-built for Microsoft SPM:

  • Certified Microsoft integration across Power Apps, Power Automate, Logic Apps, and Power BI.
  • Seamless connections to MS Project, Azure DevOps, and JIRA.
  • Full Project Online parity—plus strategic alignment, resource/financial planning, native status reporting, and timesheets.

 

The result? A modern, low-friction path to Strategic Portfolio Management that aligns and integrates perfectly with Microsoft’s ecosystem—making OnePlan the optimal and preferred choice for every enterprise PMO.

For those exploring what comes next for their Microsoft project management environment, more detail is available here: https://oneplan.ai/project-online-end-of-life-in-2026/.