We will communicate via Message center once these are available.If you are a project manager yourself, you must know that project management requires plenty of planning. Note - Government tenants will see the name change when it rolls out but will not see the additional user experience changes until a later date. Task publishing functionality will be available as part of a private preview. All other Planner clients and To Do clients will keep their existing names, and users can continue to use those clients to manage tasks just as they do today. This name change applies only to the Planner app in Teams. This will help ensure the app can be found when searching for Planner while adding a tab or searching for the app in the app catalog.Ī few months after the interim name change, the app name on desktop will be shortened to Tasks. Its interim name will be Tasks by Planner and To Do. Once we’ve made the new tasks experience broadly available to all public cloud organizations, we’ll enable the Tasks in Teams mobile experience and complete a logo update and an interim rename of the Planner app. The new Tasks experience will contain individual tasks and team and channel tasks, similar to how Files encompasses a user's personal files in their own OneDrive for Business as well as their team and channel files. We’re planning to rename the Planner app to Tasks. Renaming the Planner app in Teams to Tasks and enabling a mobile experience in Teams Users can also access the Tasks app in the same ways they previously accessed the Planner app. Users will be able to add new Tasks tabs to the channels in teams they belong to. Existing Planner tabs will behave the same as they do today but will show an additional list view. Users will see individual tasks powered by To Do (which also powers Outlook tasks) and team tasks powered by Planner.
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