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Every time a person in your organization creates a plan in Planner, the plan's list of members automatically form a Microsoft 365 group. So to control who creates a plan, you need to control who can create Microsoft 365 Groups. Admins can control who can create a Group by using Azure Active Directory (AD) PowerShell. Any other feedback? The more you tell us, the more we can help. How can we improve? The more you tell us, the more we can help. Planner is part of Microsoft 365 so it’s just as secure as the other apps. Microsoft 365 also connects Planner with Microsoft To Do, SharePoint, Power Automate, and more for efficient task management. Microsoft Planner A simple, visual way to organize teamwork. Get Planner for iOS Get Planner for Android Microsoft Planner.

Planner provides a simple and visual way for teams to organize their work. Customers can use Planner to create plans, organize and assign tasks, share progress, and collaborate on content. Planner provides several interactive experiences including a task board, a charts page, and a schedule view, as well as integrations throughout Microsoft 365.

Microsoft 365 Planner task board

Why integrate with Planner tasks?

Planner provides task tracking capabilities for collaboration experiences in Microsoft 365. If your scenarios require tracking tasks and organizing work for a team or group of end users, Planner is the right service for you. Planner integration can help you reach the millions of users collaborating on Microsoft 365.

Organize your team’s work

Microsoft 365 Planner Gantt Chart

Planner provides a shared space where you can build a team, create tasks, and assign them to others on the team. Planner makes it easy for everyone to know who’s doing what and if things are on track. You can update tasks with additional information like due dates, progress, and descriptions, and then further organize tasks with customizable buckets and category labels.

Collaborate across Microsoft 365

Planner integrates into collaboration experiences across Microsoft 365. In addition to Planner web and mobile clients, users can view and update Planner plans and tasks from within SharePoint and Microsoft Teams.

Planner itself is also powered by the Microsoft Graph and the Microsoft 365 group service. Files that you upload and attach to Planner tasks are stored in SharePoint. Planner comments are based on Outlook group conversations.

Automate the creation of plans and tasks

Are you working on repeated process or project type? You can use the Planner API to automate the creation of a plan and a list of tasks.

Top Planner API tasks

Operation	URL
See all the plans for a group	GET https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/groups/{id}/planner/plans
See tasks in a plan	GET https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/planner/plans/{id}/tasks
See all my tasks assigned to me across plans	GET https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/me/planner/tasks/
Create a new task	POST https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/planner/tasks
Update a task	PATCH https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/planner/tasks/{task-id}
Delete a task	DELETE https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/planner/tasks/{id}

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How do I turn off Planner for my organization?

When Microsoft Planner is included in your subscription, it's automatically turned on for everyone in your organization. If you want to control which people in your organization have licenses for Planner, for example, if your organization isn't ready to begin using Planner, you can remove or assign Planner licenses by using Office 365 PowerShell.

To control which users have Planner licenses, follow the instructions in How to use Office 365 PowerShell to manage Microsoft Planner licenses. When running the scripts in Office 365 PowerShell, the DisabledPlans value for Microsoft Planner is PROJECTWORKMANAGEMENT.

Note

Removing a user's Planner license only prevents them from navigating to Planner using the Planner tile. Users in your organization without licenses to Planner can still create and modify plans at the direct Planner URL: tasks.office.com. You can remove users' ability to create plans at tasks.office.com (see How do I manage who can create a plan?), but you can't remove their ability to see and modify existing plans at tasks.office.com at this time.

How do I manage who can create a plan?

Every time a person in your organization creates a plan in Planner, the plan's list of members automatically form a Microsoft 365 group. So to control who creates a plan, you need to control who can create Microsoft 365 Groups.

Admins can control who can create a Group by using Azure Active Directory (AD) PowerShell. Follow the instructions in Control who can create Microsoft 365 Groups to:

1. Disable Group creation for all users in your organization.
2. Allow specific users to create groups (for example, all Planner users) while group creation is disabled.

Important

• Disabling group creation for your organization will affect users of other Microsoft services that need group creation, such as Exchange Online. Make sure to account for all people in your organization that need the ability to create groups when you configure this setting.
• Controlling who can create Microsoft 365 Groups only prevents users from creating new plans. They will still be able to see and modify existing plans at tasks.office.com.

How do I change the domain that Planner email notifications come from?

If you are interested in having your notification emails come from a custom email domain, follow the steps described in Multi-domain support for Microsoft 365 Groups - Admin help.

Can people outside of my organization get invited to participate in a plan?

Yes. Guest access allows you to invite people who aren't part of your Microsoft 365 organization to participate in a plan. Guest users will have limited functionality, but can perform the following tasks:

• Create and delete tasks and buckets
• Edit task fields
• Attach a file or link to a task, if given additional permission
• Edit the plan name

For more information, see Guest access in Microsoft Planner.

Can people in my organization use Planner if they don't have an Exchange Online mailbox?

• If you are using Microsoft Planner in a hybrid environment in which your users may have Exchange Online or on-premises mailboxes, note that:
• Planner has full functionality when your user has a product license that includes Exchange OnlinePlanner users without Exchange Online may have the following issues:
  • Users may have issues with viewing or adding comments to a task.
  • Users may have issues viewing their favorite plans in Planner.

For more information, see KB article 3169632.

How do I make sure all my users can get emails for Planner?

In Planner, users can choose to receive emails when tasks are assigned to them or when tasks are due soon or late (see Choose whether to have email sent directly to you). However, email will only be sent to users who have a product license that includes Exchange Online. Users at organizations using on-premises Exchange Server or hybrid configurations may not receive all Planner emails.

How do I turn off Outlook calendar sync in Planner for my organization?

Outlook calendar sync in Microsoft Planner allows users to view their Planner schedule in Outlook. This feature is turned on automatically in Planner. If you want to turn this off for your organization, follow the steps in Turn off Outlook calendar sync in Planner for your organization.

How do I install or activate Planner for my organization?

How Does Microsoft Planner Work

Planner comes with these subscriptions:

• Microsoft 365 Business Basic
• Microsoft 365 Business Standard
• Office 365 E1
• Office 365 E3
• Office 365 E5
• Microsoft 365 A1

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For more on these subscriptions, see business plans, enterprise plans, or education plans. If your current subscription doesn't include Planner, the only way to get Planner is to switch to a subscription that does.

Can I see who is already using Planner, or see a list of all the Planner sites?

You can see a list of all groups in the Microsoft 365 admin center, in the Groups section, and find out more detailed information about these groups using Microsoft 365 Reports in the admin center - Microsoft 365 Groups. Every group comes with a plan, but a list of plans and active usage of plans are not included in these reports right now.

How can I apply CA policies to the Planner iOS and Android apps?

Microsoft 365 Planner Recurring Tasks

To apply CA policies to the Planner iOS and Android apps, please make sure that CA policies are enabled for Exchange or SharePoint within Microsoft Intune in the Azure portal. Enabling CA policy for Planner alone (without policies enabled for Exchange or SharePoint) does not apply the policies for the Planner iOS and Android apps.