Yes, Microsoft Planner is included in Office 365, offering essential task management and project collaboration tools within various Microsoft 365 and Office 365 subscription plans. It’s integrated into plans such as Microsoft 365 Business Basic, Business Standard, Business Premium, and the Enterprise E3 and E5 plans, providing these capabilities at no additional cost.
For users who require more advanced project management functionalities that were previously available in Microsoft Project, there is an option to upgrade. The advanced features are now unified under the Planner app through the Planner Plan 3 or Planner Plan 5 subscriptions. These plans encompass all the traditional features of Microsoft Planner along with the enhanced capabilities from Microsoft Project, such as detailed project scheduling, resource management, and comprehensive project reporting. This structure allows users to scale their project management tools to more complex needs within the same integrated application.
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