Microsoft Planner
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I started testing it this week and plan to use it next week to give it a good run through. So far, I like it for what it is... A very basic, simple task manager where I can put tasks into "buckets" and assign them if necessary. Free is in my budget as well, so win/win.
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@fuznutz04 said in Microsoft Planner:
I started testing it this week and plan to use it next week to give it a good run through. So far, I like it for what it is... A very basic, simple task manager where I can put tasks into "buckets" and assign them if necessary. Free is in my budget as well, so win/win.
Free if you have O365, right?
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@BRRABill said in Microsoft Planner:
@fuznutz04 said in Microsoft Planner:
I started testing it this week and plan to use it next week to give it a good run through. So far, I like it for what it is... A very basic, simple task manager where I can put tasks into "buckets" and assign them if necessary. Free is in my budget as well, so win/win.
Free if you have O365, right?
At least certain plans, yes. We are on E3 and it just showed up. Not sure which plans get it.
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@scottalanmiller said in Microsoft Planner:
@BRRABill said in Microsoft Planner:
@fuznutz04 said in Microsoft Planner:
I started testing it this week and plan to use it next week to give it a good run through. So far, I like it for what it is... A very basic, simple task manager where I can put tasks into "buckets" and assign them if necessary. Free is in my budget as well, so win/win.
Free if you have O365, right?
At least certain plans, yes. We are on E3 and it just showed up. Not sure which plans get it.
I meant that you have to have some level of O365 first.
Not like it is just totally free.
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Right, we have business essentials which costs 5 bucks a month, and we have Planner. And email, and share point. All for 5 bucks.
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@fuznutz04 said in Microsoft Planner:
Right, we have business essentials which costs 5 bucks a month, and we have Planner. And email, and share point. All for 5 bucks.
It's a steal!
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Can't see it yet on my apps list but can access via the web address direct, will have a play with this next week
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@hobbit666 said in Microsoft Planner:
Can't see it yet on my apps list but can access via the web address direct, will have a play with this next week
Is it an actual app? I was thinking it was just online.
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@BRRABill said in Microsoft Planner:
@hobbit666 said in Microsoft Planner:
Can't see it yet on my apps list but can access via the web address direct, will have a play with this next week
Is it an actual app? I was thinking it was just online.
No it's online they just call all the elements as apps like mail, SharePoint, calendar, people etc
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As far as I know it's just online. I went to the site directly and then it showed up in my tiles online. Definitely a steal at 5 bucks.
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@BRRABill said in Microsoft Planner:
@hobbit666 said in Microsoft Planner:
Can't see it yet on my apps list but can access via the web address direct, will have a play with this next week
Is it an actual app? I was thinking it was just online.
SaaS. Still an app.
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Wow, this is included with the $5 package? I would not have guessed. Doesn't look like the biggest ticket item, but still. That's a great deal.
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I know this is an older topic, but we're migrating to O365 Business Essentials tomorrow, which includes access to Microsoft Planner. I'm thinking there are at least a few folks here who will benefit from it but would love to hear how people are using it (if anyone here has been).
