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Microsoft Planner integration

Connect Microsoft Planner with your Softr applications to turn what happens in your app into tasks your team actually sees. Build workflows that create Planner tasks the moment work appears — a client request comes in through a form, a record changes status, a new member joins — complete with the right bucket, assignees, due date, labels and checklist, so nothing waits for someone to copy it over by hand.

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Overview

The Softr Microsoft Planner integration links your no-code apps directly to the Planner plans your Microsoft 365 groups already use. Whenever a workflow runs, it can create a task in the plan and bucket you choose, assign it to the right people, set start and due dates, priority and progress, apply the plan’s labels, and add a description, checklist items and attachment links — all mapped from your Softr forms, records and previous workflow steps. This fits anywhere work is requested or tracked inside a Softr app: client portals where requests should become team tasks, internal tools where a status change kicks off follow-up work, or onboarding flows where every new sign-up needs the same set of to-dos.

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Available Actions

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Create task

Create a task in a Planner plan and bucket of your choice. Set the title, description, assignees, start and due dates, priority, progress and labels, add checklist items and attachment links, and get the created task back to use in the next step.

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Key Benefits

  • No-code simplicity: Pick your plan, bucket and labels from live dropdowns and map the rest from your app — no scripts, no Power Automate.
  • Tasks where your team works: Work requested in Softr lands directly in the Planner boards your team already checks in Teams and Microsoft 365.
  • Complete tasks, not stubs: Assignees, dates, priority, labels, checklist and attachments are set in one step, so the task is ready to work on when it appears.
  • Secure sign-in: Connect with your Microsoft work account through Microsoft’s own sign-in; Softr only asks for permission to manage tasks.
  • Ready for the next step: Use the task’s id and details downstream — save them to a record, notify the assignee, or link back to the request.

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Example Use Cases

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How to Connect Softr with Microsoft Planner

  1. Open your Softr workspace and go to Workflows.
  2. Create a new workflow or open an existing one, then add a Microsoft Planner action.
  3. In the Account field, click Add another account and sign in with your Microsoft work or school account. Grant Softr permission to manage your tasks when Microsoft asks.
  4. Pick the Plan and Bucket the task should be created in — the dropdowns list the plans you have access to.
  5. Map the Title and any other fields from your Softr forms, records, or previous workflow steps. Assignees can be entered as email addresses.
  6. Save and activate your workflow.