My tasks shows a user's individual tasks. Guests will see Tasks tabs on both Teams desktop and web clients. It's important to know that guests can only access Tasks as an app from the Teams mobile client. If Tasks is installed on the Teams desktop client, users will also see it on their Teams web and mobile clients.
With Tasks, users get a desktop, web, and mobile experience. Keep in mind that the app comprises both individual tasks from To Do and team tasks from Planner whereas the tab shows only team tasks. Tasks is available as an app and as a tab in a channel. To enable task publishing, you'll first need to set up a team targeting hierarchy for your organization, which defines how all teams in the hierarchy are related to each other. Managers can assign tasks to their staff and direct activities within their locations, and Frontline Workers have a prioritized list of their assigned tasks on mobile or desktop. For example, corporate and regional leadership can create and publish task lists targeted to relevant locations, such as specific retail stores, and track progress through real-time reports. There may be a short delay in the availability of the mobile experience after the desktop experience is available.įor organizations who want to streamline task management for Frontline Workers, Tasks also includes capabilities that enable you to target, publish, and track tasks at scale across your Frontline Workforce. On Teams mobile clients, users will always see the app name as Tasks. The name will then temporarily change to Tasks by Planner and To Do, and later on, it will be renamed to Tasks.
As we roll out the Tasks experience on Teams desktop clients, the app name will initially appear as Planner to users. Syncs with other services such as Lotus Notes and GroupWise. This is a paid app.Ī third-party iPhone application that allows you to add/edit/delete tasks as well as calendar, contact, and note data. Works over-the-air via OWA, so no manual syncing is required. Two votes for it so far (see below).Ī third-party iPhone application that allows you to add/edit/delete tasks and notes.
This is a paid app, though a free, read-only version of the app exists (viMLite Viewer) for the purposes of testing your configuration to ensure it works with your Exchange server before purchasing the full version.Įdit: please refer to Jeff Binder's answer below about this app. Or buy them all and then post your thoughts here.Ī third-party iPhone application that allows you to add/edit/delete tasks as well as other Exchange data, such as calendar, out of office status, etc. However, they're all paid applications with generally low customer reviews, so be careful when choosing which application you want to purchase. There are many applications available in Apple's App Store that solve this problem. As of iOS 5, Apple has introduced Reminders, a todo list app that works with Exchange:
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