
Microsoft Planner Integration
Strety's Microsoft Planner Integration: Two-Way Sync for Teams Running on EOS
How the Strety + Microsoft Planner Integration Works
Create To Dos in Strety from your meetings, Rocks, Issues, and Headlines — they’ll automatically appear in Microsoft Planner. Your team updates to due dates and completion status will always stay in sync between the two platforms.

Create just once
Create a linked To Do in Strety in one click — it will automatically appear in your Microsoft Planner space.

Keep it synced

Double done
Mark your tasks done in either Strety or Microsoft Planner and see them as completed on both sides.
How to get started with the Strety + Microsoft Planner integration
Step 1:
Click on Integrations

Step 2:
Choose Planner
Choose Microsoft Planner from the list of integrations.

Step 3:
Select Your Account and Approve Access
Select your work Microsoft account. Some organisations need to grant you admin approval — request it, if necessary.

Step 4:
You’re set to work in sync
Start working in sync! Create a To Do in Strety and click on Planner at the bottom — the task will be added to your Microsoft Planner space too.


Frequently asked questions about Strety’s Microsoft Planner Integration
How do I know if the Strety Microsoft Planner integration was successfully installed?
What Microsoft 365 plans support the Planner integration?
Does the Microsoft Planner integration need to be implemented company-wide to work?
Planner does require an O365 Admin to provide one-time consent for all members of your org to use the Strety <> Planner integration, but once authorized, you can set it up as your personal To Do integration. Follow the Consent for your Organization prompts to ensure this permission is granted. For more on the permissions required for Planner, check out this doc.
How do I keep a linked To Do private in Microsoft Planner?
How fast is the sync between Strety and Microsoft Planner?
What information syncs between Strety and Microsoft Planner?
If I close a task in Microsoft Planner, does it close the linked To Do in Strety?
Can I set Microsoft Planner as my default integration in Strety?
Can I set up multiple task integrations in Strety?
Yes. Strety supports multiple To Do integrations including Microsoft Planner, Microsoft To Do, Asana, ClickUp, Monday.com, HubSpot, Google Tasks, and several PSAs. When creating a new To Do, you choose which integration to link it to.
Why does the Microsoft Planner integration require admin approval?
Who is the Strety + Microsoft Planner integration built for?
The integration is built for EOS teams who run their accountability and meeting cadence in Strety and use Microsoft 365 for daily collaboration. It’s especially useful for teams already running Microsoft Teams who want their L10 To Dos and Planner tasks in one synced view.
Is the Microsoft Planner integration included with Strety?
Yes. The Microsoft Planner integration is part of Strety’s integration ecosystem and available at no additional cost.
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