When can we drag files, outlook items and attachment to Planner?
The flow to flag mail getting into a task in Planner is great but the attachment of mail is not included. We like to use Planner as Trello for complaints handling by different assignees. The complaint mail is getting into Planner but the attached complaint file doesn't come with it by this flow. So to get this into Planner i would like to drag and drop attachments and files what Trello facilitates. Anybody smart alternatives or workaround or better smart Flow ideas?? I prefer to stick to the MS apps, so no 3rd party apps.
Which tool when: Project or Planner?
There's a reasonably new project management tool in play. When should you use Microsoft Project versus the newer Microsoft Planner? There are pros and cons to both and it's important you know them before getting started. That, and proponents of Project may be going overkill now that there's a user-friendly 'competitor'. Here's some guidance to help you along the way. Hopefully you find this info useful! https://icsh.pt/ProjectOrPlannerPlans from Planner are not showing in Flow or third party Add-ins
I have seen several case where Plans from the Planner are not showing in the API. This means you will not be able to use Microsoft Flows for the Planner or use third party Add-ins with the Planner. I am not sure why this happens and I have only seen this on af few O365 tenants. It is a big prblem for these organisation and the Planner is simply not a useful tool. Please advice? and it would be interesting to hear if any other have the same problem.Webhook for Planner
Developers can use the Planner API in Microsoft Graph to manage Planner tasks and assign them to users in a Group in Microsoft 365. Other MS 365 App Notifications have already been created for Teams, SharePoint Lists, Onedrive, Outlook and others but not for Planner. Webhook Notifications for the new To Dos have been recently developed and are now in Preview. When can we expect a Planner Webhook to support the many use cases and opportunities for integrations?
Get the Planner mobile app on iPhone, iPad, and Android!
Capture tasks, update progress, continue conversations and more with the Planner mobile app on iPhone, iPad, and Android. Download the app now: Planner for iOS Planner for Android Frequently asked questions What is Planner? Planner provides a simple, visual way to organize teamwork. The Planner mobile app for iOS and Android enables your team to organize and assign tasks, share files, chat about what you’re working on and get updates on progress. How can I access Planner? If you’re new to Planner, you can install the Planner mobile apps to start creating and building your plans. If you don’t have an eligible license of Office 365, please visit our product page to learn more about which subscriptions include Planner. If you have an eligible license and would like to learn more about Planner, please visit our support page. Which features are coming next? We continually update our apps and plan to add more types of push notifications soon. We look forward to hearing your feedback about how we can improve the Microsoft Planner mobile experience. Where can I learn more about the functionality of the Planner mobile app? Please visit iOS supportand Android support to learn more about features and functionality of the mobile app.
What is the best method to migrate all my asana to the planner?
I carried out a survey in the organization where I provide services and came to the conclusion that it is better to migrate all of ASANA's usability to MS Planner, one for reasons that for task tracking it is basically the same, another is the integration with the entire MS platform. But a bigger concern is that the organization has projects in progress and many tasks in history, however, I am looking for the best way to carry out this migration. I see that there are many third-party programs that perform the same function, but I officially check this forum for better tips.
When to use SharePoint site/lists and when to use Planner to create projects and tasks application
We want to create a project management application, with these main features:- 1) Create Plans 2) Create tasks within each plan 3) Define permission on who can view and edit the tasks 4) Create power apps to customize the application UI 5) Create power automate to automate some processes for the app But I am confused if i should use SharePoint site and lists or to use Planner to implement the above requirements? and why? ThanksBackup & Recovery of Planner
We have many staff using Planner (largely in Teams) for project management - it's a great tool! However, we can't find any way to back up or restore a Planner without use of a 3rd party backup/recovery tool. Can anyone offer current thoughts/suggestions on the best way to assure solid backup/recovery options for Planner?Another opportunity to talk to Planner Engineers!
Do you feel delighted when a task is complete? What else are you looking for to feel more delighted while using Planner. Tell us about your experience, what you would like to see changed or improved and answer few research questions around delighters in Planner. Join us on Sept 1st from 10:00 AM to 11:30 AM PST to talk to engineers from Planner mobile app team, Planner service and Web app team. Learn more and join the conversation: https://ux.microsoft.com/Talk/Planner
