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A batch of Calendar Planner updates focused on reliability, clearer licensing behaviour, and a smoother administrator experience: Dashboard Tile timezone handling, licensing recovery after updates, sovereign-cloud support, and refinements to the new ICS export.
Two Enterprise-tier additions for Calendar Planner: an ICS export button on the calendar toolbar that downloads visible events as a standard .ics file for Outlook, Google Calendar, and Apple Calendar; and a clearer Enterprise licence boundary around the Dashboard Tile web part and its Adaptive Card Extension, with the active tier displayed inline in the settings panel.
Most planning tools start by asking teams to put their dates in a new place. Calendar Planner takes the opposite approach: read what is already there and present it well. Here is why that matters, and how it plays out.
Discover how Calendar Planner enterprise visualises project timelines for better insight without changing your current workflow.
Enhance your planning processes with Calendar Planner standard. Visualise key dates and milestones from SharePoint seamlessly.
Discover how the Calendar Planner Free Edition adapts to evolving schedules, ensuring your team stays updated and informed.
Calendar Planner is now listed on the Microsoft commercial marketplace as part of JFDI's Independent Software Vendor enrolment: Free, Standard, and Enterprise tiers, with a 30-day Enterprise trial included on every install.