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Key MS Tools

:ms-teams-logo: Teams : Communication (Chat, Video Conference, Channels etc) similar to :slack-logo-icon-tr: Slack etc

:ms-planner-logo: Planner in Teams / :planner-old-logo: Planner on Web: : Task & Project Management similar to Asana, Notion etc

:ms-loop-logo: Loop: Collaborative Workspace similar to Notion etc

:ms-todo-logo-tr: To Do: Simpler To Do List similar to Todoist, Apple Reminders, Google Tasks

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Integrate :ms-planner-logo: Planner into :ms-teams-logo: Teams

Once you add the Planner app to Teams, you'll find:

My Day: Includes any tasks that are due today, along with any tasks you choose to add to this view.
My Tasks: Includes a dedicated place called Private Tasks for you to quickly create tasks, Flagged Emails, and Tasks that have been assigned to you from Team's meeting notes, basic plans, premium plans, and Loop components.
My Plans: Includes your To Do lists, basic plans, and premium plans, as well as plans created in Project Online and Project Operations.
New Plan: Create new personal or shared plans directly in the app.

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You need to use the Planner app to get notifications about Planner tasks.

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The simplest way is to select … View more apps, search for Planner in the search bar, and then select Add.

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To pin the app for easy access, right click on Planner after adding the app and select Pin.

To open the Planner app in a separate window, select Open in new window.

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To get started, follow these steps:

Select any standard Teams channel.
Select the Open Apps icon at the top right of the channel and search for Planner.
Select Pin a tab for Planner.
Select Save.
You can now add an existing plan to the channel or create a new plan.