I am nearly everytime on the go, working on my iPhone and on my SurfacePro. The problem with this is that whenever I think about something new and a task “gets in the way” of my thinking process, I unfortunately stop innovating because I feel I have to take care of the task so that I don’t forget it.Īnalog To-Do lists and Outlook Tasks don’t really fit into my very mobile life. Not only because I draw #sketchnotes at conferences and show others how important #functionaldrawing is in business, but also because my mind never stops giving birth to new ideas, marrying ideas and inspiring others to step outside their comfort zone.

You can use this to seamlessly integrate To Do in your workflow by creating tasks that link to your product or service.Wow! Really? Falling in love with a tool? Are you nuts, Luise? Microsoft To Do provides a new entity called linked resource, which you can use to create tasks that can link back to their original sources. Support task completion using linked resources To Do integration can help you reach millions of users who use To Do to gather tasks from Outlook and Teams into one integrated view. Tasks created in those products sync with To Do so you can access and manage them across devices. So it’s deeply integrated with Microsoft 365 hubs, Outlook, and Teams. To Do is the single destination for personal tasks in Microsoft 365. You can access your lists from anywhere with the Microsoft To Do apps for iOS, Android, Mac, Windows, and the web. You can keep track of deadlines by adding reminders, due dates, and notes.

Microsoft To Do helps you create a list for anything, from work assignments to home projects to groceries. Why integrate with To Do? Ease of organizing and tracking tasks Tasks are organized in task lists, which can be accessed across To Do clients, Outlook, and Teams from any device. The Microsoft To Do API in Microsoft Graph provides a simple way for people to manage their tasks and plan their day.

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