But both integrate with creative suites, so you can link to outside documentation and use Planner or Trello boards to organize it. Neither Planner nor Trello are designed to organize information, such as the way a competitor app, Notion, does. Both integrate with spreadsheet apps, so you can link databases to tasks and projects.

Unlike some other project management tools, neither Planner nor Trello are designed with data management in mind. Planner is part of the Microsoft 365 for Business suite, and Trello lets you add integrations with third-party apps using free Power-Ups like add-ons. You can see a list view in Planner, and Trello lets you see calendars or timelines with a paid upgrade.īoth apps integrate with other tools to support automation and collaboration across platforms. You can create tasks as cards and assign them to team members, then communicate with stakeholders in comments.īoth apps also offer ways to organize projects into different views, although both emphasize Kanban. Use unlimited Power-Ups to add automation features and integrationsīoth Planner and Trello offer project management centered on the popular Kanban board method. Subscribe to Power Automate to add automations across Microsoft suite of tools

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