Microsoft Planner

Microsoft Planner

⭐️4.7 / 5
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All Versions of Microsoft Planner

1.15.13

June 11, 2024

Bug fixes and performance improvements.

1.15.12

June 10, 2024

Bug fixes and performance improvements.

1.15.11

April 30, 2024

Bug fixes and performance improvements.

1.15.9

March 5, 2024

Bug fixes and performance improvements.

1.15.8

January 16, 2024

Bug fixes and performance improvements.

1.15.6

November 17, 2023

Bug fixes and performance improvements.

1.15.4

October 31, 2023

We regularly release updates to the app, which include improvements for speed and reliability.
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1.15.3

October 9, 2023

We regularly release updates to the app, which include improvements for speed and reliability.
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1.15.2

September 27, 2023

We regularly release updates to the app, which include improvements for speed and reliability.
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1.15.0

September 21, 2023

We regularly release updates to the app, which include improvements for speed and reliability.
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Price History of Microsoft Planner

Description of Microsoft Planner

Microsoft Planner requires an eligible Office 365 work or school subscription. This app does not support Office 365 personal accounts (for example: name@outlook.com or name@hotmail.com). If you are not sure about your company’s subscription or the services you have access to, please contact your IT department. Planner provides a simple, visual way to organize teamwork. Planner makes it easy for your team to create new plans, organize and assign tasks, share files, chat about what you’re working on, and get updates on progress. -- Organize work visually -- Each plan has its own board, where you can organize tasks into buckets. You can categorize tasks based on their status or on whom they’re assigned to. To update the status or change assignments, just drag and drop tasks between columns. -- Visibility -- The My Tasks view provides a comprehensive list of all your tasks and their status across all your plans. When working together on a plan, team members always know who is working on what. -- Collaborate -- Built for Office 365, Planner lets you work together on the same tasks, attach captured photos directly to them, and even have conversations around tasks without switching between apps. With Planner, all your team’s discussions and deliverables stay with the plan and don’t get locked away across disparate applications. -- Works across devices -- Planner works across all your devices. And with Planner, everyone is always on the same page. Continue conversations and updates tasks while on-the-go or at your desk. Terms of service: https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=846830 Privacy policy: https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=521839 To learn more, please visit https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=849067 The Microsoft Planner app will request permission to access your photos and your camera: When you try to attach a photo to a Planner task, the app requests permission to access your Photos app in order to select images. If you choose to take a photo to attach to a Planner task, the app will request permission to access your Camera app.
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Microsoft Planner: FAQ

Can Microsoft Planner be used on iPad devices?

Yes, Microsoft Planner works on iPads.
The creator of Microsoft Planner is Microsoft Corporation.
The Microsoft Planner app currently supports iOS 15.0 or later.
The rating of 4.7 out of 5 that Microsoft Planner has received from users is outstanding.
The Microsoft Planner App Relates To The Productivity Genre.
1.15.13 is the current version of Microsoft Planner.
July 1, 2024 is the date of the latest Microsoft Planner update.
Microsoft Planner was introduced to the market on February 6, 2023.
Contains nothing objectionable, appropriate for all ages.
Microsoft Planner can be used in Catalan, Croatian, Czech and 26 more.
Unfortunately, Microsoft Planner is not on Apple Arcade.
No, Microsoft Planner does not allow for in-app purchases.
Sorry, Microsoft Planner is not specifically engineered for compatibility with Apple Vision Pro.

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Reviews of Microsoft Planner

  • Good looking but vulnerable and insecure

    I’ve been using Planner for several years to manage assignments within my engineering department. It’s a great communication tool with good features. I like the fact that it provides a comment log and checklist so that projects can be handed off to other engineers or teams. I also like the mobility when using the app. I use it at weekly one-on-one reviews to discuss progress and prioritize.
    However, any member of the group can change or even delete a task. There is no security so that the owner of the task has control. Furthermore, once a task or bucket is deleted, that’s it! Sayonara baby. It’s gone forever. No undo. No warning the owner or even the deleter that it will be lost permanently. My IT department backs up OneDrive files, but no way to backup Planner.
    I lost two years’ worth of project info this way. It’s like losing your house to a fire after the Insurance company handed out torches to your guests and then after the fire they tell you “oh that’s too bad. We’re sorry that happened. “
  • Great tool

    I used to use Ms Project in PC but there is no App for phone which limits me. Instead i started using it and i great so far.

    I will like to see better integration to One Note, like habing the ability to have a section in task to be a page in one note to gain max flexibility when defining tasks.

    I also would like to see better integration with Power Automate, so that it can create probably in SharePoint for example, or create items, and Sharpoint lists when I create a project or new plan. As well as better connectors to OneNote in Power Automate, so that I can create a page and add a title to it.
  • Decent, would be 5 star if…

    …tasks in To Do could be moved to buckets in Planner. Currently, there are round about ways of doing it but you can’t copy a whole checklist from To Do to Planner. If you are like me and use Teams and Outlook for communication, collaboration, and task management, then the Microsoft 365 suite should seamlessly work together. They don’t. I like being able to flag an email as a task for myself, but unless you share your To Do list with others on your team, you can’t assign it to anyone or put it in the shared planner. Also, the one thing I need out of Planner is a dependency Gantt chart, but that is only available if you upgrade to Project (soon to be just Planner - Still no clarification as to getting Gantt with that). Why pay for Microsoft 365 if you have to pay extra for things that Apple gives freely.