Hi Dave, team members that are part of the 'team/group' will have read only access to Planner 'Premium' plans, and with E3/E5 they also have the ability to update tasks assigned to them. Hope that helps 🙂

@@WellingtonePPM I found out already the problem. First finding new plans was just working with searching for his name but even group members couldn’t see it in the list. After they searched for it and pinned them access was fine. But they can’t read the premium tabs (eg gantt) without license. Just basic tabs are readable. You can add premium plans to groups but just by choosing „ms project“. What is extremely confusing is that Planner premium doesn’t exist outside teams. Basic plans are in ms planner web application (and can be migrated there to project) and premium plans are in ms project web application. Even in teams premium plans are in ms project with the only exception the new planner app for teams. That’s why I could never find premium plans to add them to the channel.

What IS required to try the planner premium. I have a licence project plan 1 and a Microsoft 365 A1 license but i dont have premium in teams. It appears and disappear in a blink of eye when i click on New plan

Thanks Jon 😀

Thanks Jon 😀

Hi, there's native integration via Groups/Teams which can be established when projects are onboarded.

Hi, Yes, users with Office 365 E3 or E5 licenses can add comments to tasks in Microsoft Project for the web.

Hi, the Accelerator+ is our offering that we base all implementations on that we are involved in. Please feel free to get in touch using the details in the video.

Hi, in order to do that you would require a Project Power App such as the Accelerator+ feel free to get in touch using the details in the video,

@@WellingtonePPM thanks! I got it all sorted out myself.

Aside from the current differences between the scheduling capability, we can extend PFTW with the Power Platform, so please take a look at the video that focuses on the Accelerator+ kzbin.info/www/bejne/r5ubo2egbNt4hcU

Hi Carlton, yes that's correct, in terms of Plans there's Project Plan 1, 3 and 5 all of which provide access to Project for the web; however to access the Power App component, you would also require a Power Apps license. Note that at some point in 2024, Project Plan 1 will be renamed 'Planner Premium' as part of the Project for the web rebranding to 'Planner'.

@@WellingtonePPM thank you, Baz. It's a bit confusing as Planner is currently part of Microsoft 365. Plan 1 is an additional monthly charge of USD10/-. If Project Plan 1 is integrated with Planner then what happens with the Pricing and what's the future of Project Plan 3 and 5?

Power App is part of the Microsoft 365 license.

@@carltonseymour869 Plan 1 will be renamed 'Planner Premium', whilst Plans 3 and 5 will remain as is. Pricing is not expected to change.

@@carltonseymour869 M365 includes a license for the users in your tenant to use / create Power Apps Canvas apps, whereas more complex apps such as the Accelerator+ are Model driven apps therefore require separate Power Apps licensing.

Hi Philip, currently the sprints are planned on a per project basis, on the assumption that one 'schedule/plan' corresponds to a single project.

Hi, no you don't require a Dynamics 365 license, simply the relevant Microsoft Project Plan, Power Apps and Power BI.

You're most welcome 🙂

Thanks Olena, well spotted 😃

@@WellingtonePPM Lots also doesn't have an apostrophe (slide at 18:00) 😉

@@flippy66 Thank you, we're building the business case to get Grammarly installed 😄

Unfortunately it's not possible to export to PowerPoint currently.

Hello, as a workaround you can make a screenshot and include it as a picture into powerpoint or just log into the roadmap before the presentataion and if you want to show it, press ALT + TAB to switch to the roadmap.

Thank you - glad we could help!

Thank you 🙂

Thanks for watching; that's not something we covered in this video but you can get instructions via the following link learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/connect-data/desktop-project-online-connect-to-data

Thank you 🙂

@liztodorovic12 The deliverable function is only available if your Project is on a Project Server and also has a Project Site created for it. If your Project is on the Server and the Deliverable function is still grey'd out, contact your Server Administrator to create the Project Site.

Thanks for commenting, due to webinar time constraints we jumped straight in to an existing report to demonstrate the 'final' product.

Hi, yes we have the Accelerator+ Power App, drop us a line at [email protected] and we can discuss this further.

Not with Plan 1, only with Project Plans 3 & 5.

@@WellingtonePPM thanks for your reply

Thank you!

Hi, not with Power BI, you would have to reply on the in-built reports within Project Desktop.

You're so welcome!

Hi Abraham, I'm afraid we don't however the following link should help: docs.microsoft.com/en-us/project/create-a-sample-project-web-app-workflow

Similar question to Abraham. We have a rudimentary PPM setup in Project Server, but do you have any more details on setting up additional project types and the forms?