Trigger for when a Planner task changes buckets

[maarteneekels]

I would love to see a trigger in Flow for when a Planner task changes from one bucket to another.

[Dwarden]

I also have a need for this. We use a list to hold additional metadata for a process, the buckets are the statuses of the process. 

[Anonymous]

would be great!

[TiagoFreire]

Also, update task should allow us to move it to another bucket. 

[weltonb]

We need this too.

[EricEldoy]

 Would be of great value in our task management as well. Just do it! 

Eric

[azeem-imcd]

This is a must in flow, for whomever wants to work with planner and flow!

[MZygor]

I'm participate to topic about trigger for MS Planner. The problem is when task changed status (whatever: bullet, description, assign). As I see topic exist from beginning, but Microsoft do nothing to solve this issue. In this case people go to use solution created by others company. Nothin changed, nobody answer, really poor help for your side. I'm disapointed. Michal

[jcastro1]

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[Anonymous]

This and also be able to move the task between buckets too though Flow.

[Makacska]

Hello Microsoft!

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@maarteneekels wrote:

I would love to see a trigger in Flow for when a Planner task changes from one bucket to another.

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It is a must to completely integrate Planner into business flows managed by Flow and/or Powerapps. Please please please. The earliest the best. +1