Backup Microsoft Planner

[Mike Resseler]

Hi Christian,

It is planned but I cannot give any ETA at this point in time

[fbaruzzi]

I'm interesting to backup planner plane of my organization
Thanks

[david.domask]

Hi Fabiano, welcome to the Veeam Forums.

I've merged your request with an existing topic on the same subject, thanks for the request! Please see the most recent post by Mike Resseler for the current status.

[edh]

Hi,

Some other Vendors added Microsoft Planner as "New" feature in their backup solution.

Any plan to add this new API to VBO?

Regards
Manuel

[Mildur]

Yes, but no ETA.
Please see Mikes last comment.

Best,
Fabian

[aeph]

Is there a workaround to at least backup the data (without convenient restore function)? e.g. export via Power Automate into a CSV/ Excel format and then store in SharePoint?

Does anyone have experience with this?

[OperaTTor]

hello , still no ETA ?

[Polina]

Hi Nicolas,

It is on the roadmap, but we cannot and will not share any estimates on the feature delivery. It's ready when it's ready.

[OperaTTor]

Tip Top ; Thanks Polina

[LukasK]

Hello everyone,

From the perspective of a service provider/hoster, backing up Planner via Veeam Backup for Microsoft 365 would be very helpful. In many pre-sales discussions, this is a point of criticism of our offer. We would be very happy about an integration. I wish you a good start to the new week

BR
Lukas

[PHR]

+1 customer request

[RolfMueller]

Also need it. Using alternative Backupsoftware. And thats annoying.

[Polina]

Still no ETA, sorry for that.

[m.novelli]

+1

[lucajordi]

any news?

[Polina]

No updates for VB365.

[spa4]

+1 customer request

[flow]

+1 customer request

[lucajordi]

Is there any news?
The new M365 Backup Version does not include the backup or i did not find it...

[Polina]

It doesn't include it and we never announced it for this version. Work is in progress.

[tkolstad]

Customer just requested this on a call.

[Polina]

Hi Terence,

Thanks for the feedback, but this needs more detail to be actionable. I'd appreciate if next time when talking to your customer you will get such insights as what plans are in scope, how does the customer use them, what exactly do they want to restore and how? Without that, there's a risk that something that we will deliver will not meet their needs.

[m.novelli]

Hi Terence, next time you sell a car, you should ask to the customer what he expect: an engine? all four wheels? how many mirrors?

Marco

[Polina]

Well, to me personally engine, horse-powers, the number of seats and fuel consumption matter a lot )