Avis clients sur Microsoft Planner

Intégré dans M365. Rapide à apprendre, on peut démarrer en quelques minutes! Parfait pour gérer des tâches ou des projets simples. Très visuel et personnalisable.

Ne pas pouvoir faire des sous-tâches dans une tâches. On peut ajouter une to do list (liste de contrôle) mais pas leur attribuer de dates ou de personnes.

Le champs Note est devenu un champ texte riche, mais il n'y a pas de barre d'édition.

La possibilité de pouvoir filter les tâches en fonction de l'échéance, la priorité, la progression, le compartiment, l'affectation, etc.La visualisation d'un tableau de bord (graphiques) des tâches avec des informations sur l'état, la priorité, les compartiments, ainsi que les membres.La fonction de regroupement des tâches en fonction du compartiment, de l'attribution, de l'avancement, de la date d'échéance, etc.

Absence de la dimension planification de projet avec une possibilité d'avoir un diagramme de Gantt

Microsoft Planner est une plateforme bien construite. Elle nous permet de gérer les tâches, le temps et priorités des projets de notre équipe de travail.

Cette plateforme est une suite de Microsoft 365, dont pour dépasser certaines limites, il faut passer au premium

Nous utilisions Microsoft Planner lors de nos weeklies pour la planification des tâches de chaque personne de mon équipe. C'est un outil simple, et qui permet de créer des tâches / cartes, de les affecter aux collaborateurs définis et de personnaliser le statut. Le point fort de l'outil réside dans sa personnalisation et sa simplicité d'utilisation

Comme tous les logiciels de gestion de tâches, si nous n'avons pas un minimum d'organisation, l'outil devient très saturé. Il est donc dommage que Microsoft n'y intègre pas de l'intelligence artificielle pour donner des recommandations de classification par exemple

Ce que jai le plus aimer du Planner cest le fait que n'importe qui qui est dans le planner peux regarder l'avancement des projets n'importe ou dans le monde

Il manque des fois le coté pratico pratique

- La progression, la priorité, l'échéance et la liste de contrôle

l'ergonomie simple mais pas très esthétique

il y'a plusieurs raisons pour lesquelles j'apprécie Microsoft planner , c'est un logiciel de qualité et facile à utiliser, même pour les débutants car les interfaces utilisateurs sont souvent conçues, les menus sont clairs et les instructions sont facile à suivre.

je pense que parmi les points faibles du Microsoft planner sont: La limitation de personnalisation , absence de fonctionnalités de planification de projet avancé et limitation de rapport

Facile d'utilisation et d'accessibilité

Je ne vois pas de point négatif concernant ce programme

One good feature, if you use Microsoft Outlook, is the fact that it's integrated with Microsoft Outlook and therefore is allows you to synchronize the tasks and the different action points.

It's quite limited in terms of features and functionalities.It's good enough, as collaboration tool to be used to assign different tasks to the team members.

very clear, showing what has already been done, who is working on which task and how it is related to each other

only limited number of timelines for the total display

This program has many pros. The ability to attach files, comments, notes, and detailed steps (that can be checked off) within a single task is amazing. Not only can you assign a task to a person(s), you can also sort them by buckets (or categories). We like to celebrate when all our "Buckets" are empty!

Two major things would improve this software tremendously. The ability to schedule a task for a specific time, and the ability to assign the steps within a task to individual users.

The most value added is the Microsoft integration with their ecosystem.

The poor integration with most of the third-party tools.

The best feature is its synchronization with other Office365 products. It syncs seamlessly and smoothly with all other O365 products available, and it is very handy.

It is better that if the alerts can be configured periodically, especially when a task has a deadline.

The notification feature really excites me, all other features including status changes, visualization are very helpful. Planner was very easy to be adapted and easy to use.

The fact that it doesn’t allow you to input time range spent on a task or estimated time to completion the task was worrying. This feature will be useful when its added

For planning and proiritinsg personal workloads, I would recommend this tool.

There are lots of competitive products and options now available. I started using planner but found it hard to keep it up.

It offers several benefits for teams working on projects. One of the main advantages of Microsoft Planner is its user-friendly interface, which makes it easy for users to navigate and manage tasks. Additionally, Microsoft Planner allows teams to collaborate on tasks, assign tasks to team members, set due dates and discuss tasks within the platform.

It has a relatively limited feature set compared to other project management tools, and some advanced functionalities such as time tracking and Gantt charts are not available. Additionally, the reporting and analytics capabilities in Microsoft Planner are not as robust as in other project management tools.

Its highly controlled integration with the other Microsoft 365 product modules.
It is very easy to learn, with the gantt view which is customizable and filterable.
The management of notifications is intelligent, they are sent grouped, not one by one.
Integration with email and other tools through Power Automate.

Few features on content management: No text formatting, impossible to identify collaborators in the comment, no drag and drop for files, no preview for images.

Actually mine PM came with an idea of implementing Microsoft Planner to our daily work. Planner works fine, filtering and file sharing works great (mostly).

Different functionalities if you using via Teams or web browser (browser is definitely better option). And it also made a chaos on our Sharepoint. Saves all files in root directory by default.

Microsoft Planner is an excellent benefit of an M365 subscription and the possibilities of its use in conjunction with Microsoft Forms, Power Automate, Outlook and more are huge. With some configuration and knowledge of all the features of M365 Planner can be a very powerful tool that can be applied to a wide range of uses

There is a learning curve in understanding how Planner is incorporated in with SharePoint, Power Automate and Forms but this has been made easier in recent MS updates and is improving all the time

Structure, functionalities, also the visuals are very appealing.

The integration between Planner and To-Do could be better. There is a connector but unfortunately there is no way to move tasks from Planner in To-Do to another category than "Assigned to me". Also if there are some E-Mails I mark as a task, they appear in To-Do but there is no way to push them into a planner so that I can assign it to other people.

Microsoft Planner is very userfriendly and easy to use which makes it easier to collaborate with others on projects.The interface is simple which makes it easy to understand what is being done, also I like how it integrates with other Microsoft products, such as Office 365, OneDrive, Sharepoint and others which makes it easier to share tasks with my team.

Generally Microsoft Planner has been great for us but there are some features that could be added for example, it does not have a Gantt chart so some of our team have had to use a third party solution that offers this which breaks the integration slighty so this could be something to be added in future and another is that it would be more challenging to have assigned tasks for persons outside of our organization who does not have an account with our company.