Meet the new Microsoft Planner: Manage all your tasks and plans in one simple, familiar experience

Community Manager

Microsoft is bringing together the simplicity of Microsoft To Do, the collaboration of Microsoft Planner, the power of Microsoft Project for the web and the intelligence of Microsoft Copilot into a simple, familiar experience. Discover a new way to manage tasks for individual plans and team initiatives, as well as larger scale project management, aligned to goals and key strategic objectives.

 

The new Planner will easily scale from simple task management to enterprise project management, empowering everyone to manage their work in one place and accelerate business outcomes. Starting in Spring 2024, the new Planner app will be available in Microsoft Teams, followed by a web experience later in 2024.

 

Read more about the new Planner on the Planner Blog and join the discussion!

 

Sign up to be the first to know when the new Planner will be available as a preview, and generally available.

 

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@MeenahKhosraw Would you need licenses for this? We currently have MS Project Online licenses. And we are on E5 licenses.

I'm not sure. This is a question better suited for someone from the product team. I recommend posting your question in the comments section on the blog article linked above.

- Meenah
Community Manager
Will it have google calendar integration?
microsoft/apple/google need to integrate each others calendar / todo apps & so on: most people are working with a mix of systems coming from any of those 3 (between phone & laptop), and it's only affecting UX & productivity

@MeenahKhosraw 

 

Hi,

 

the big issues for Planner today in some of our customer is:

 

1) limit of amount of task to be set up to an user;

2) There is no alert on windows or even on mobile. For users that do not daily check their 'MS TEAMS' or 'MS TO-DO' apps, so too much task fall in the 'forgotten' by users and that compromise all tasks for a projet. This alerts should be more clear every day that user log-in on his OWA, his MS Teams or everytime that MS TO-DO opens;

3) The tasks created as 'TASK' in Outlook will be mixed with TO-DO tasks and also with MS PLANNER tasks? Why the user has 03 different APPs to control his task? It´s so confusing to our customers.

@MeenahKhosraw Is there any update to the planner calendar ? visually its not very helpful, but is a great place to track events.....?? thank you

I recommend posting your question on the blog post linked above so the product team can answer it.

@MeenahKhosraw 

Hello,
is it with the new Planner conception possible to integrate the Planner in private channels?
In the introduction video I can just see a 'General'-Channel in the Planner-list.
The answer is very interesting for different customers of us.

Greetings
Sandra 

@Admina_Sandra 

 

Please post your question here for the product team: The New Planner blog post 

 

Thanks, 

 

Meenah 

Tech Community Admin

@MeenahKhosraw does Microsoft have a grid sheet on what will be changing  for each app consolidated in the New Planner for Teams and the Web? 

EnhancementsTo DoTasksPlannerProject for the Web
Teams    
The Web    

 

The users want to know what specifically is changing.  What about Project for the Web licensing.  Planner is a default base license for us, and the users must request a P4W license.  What P4W licensing changes can we expect in the future?