To Do can centralize your tasks across your Microsoft account. Given its Power Automate connector, you can also add tasks from other apps, like Microsoft OneNote. But the big connection To Do has with the other apps is it will show you your Planner tasks and any flagged emails from Outlook right in the app(instructions below). To Do tracks personal tasks in lists and groups managed by you, the user. Microsoft To Do replaced Wunderlist-an app that Microsoft acquired-and has worked its way in to replacing the tasks section of Outlook, which is notable considering that “app” has been around for decades. Lists competes with tools like, Asana, and Wrike. This announcement blog post provides a good overview of what Lists can do, but you might prefer our view on Lists. You can use Lists to create custom tables and columns that make the most sense for your need, perhaps to track inventory, build event schedules, manage travel plans, and more. WhileLists can be really useful for task tracking and project management, that’s not the only thing it’s good for. Microsoft Lists is a major feature and interface upgrade to SharePoint lists, separated out into its own app. Planner competes with tools like Trello, Wrike, andAsana. There is also a personal view of Planner so each individual can see all their Planner tasks across Groups and Plans. It uses Kanban boards to track tasks and provide rich information about each task. It’s built into Microsoft 365 Groups, so each Outlook Group, Teams Team, and Yammer Community can track its open tasks in a way that doesn’t require a formal project manager. Microsoft Planner is an easy-to-use, team-based project management tool. Let’s talk about what these tools actually are meant for.That doesn’t mean they can’t do more than what I cover, just that they aren’t necessarily intended to:
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