The that started the authentication and then I just made the necessary changes to the requested permission scopes then made the various Graph calls and manipulated the response. This is one of the outcomes of the blog – just to keep you reading… A Power BI report of the status of Planner tasks – for a specific set of Plans.įor the session at our internal Ready conference that sparked this series I used Python for some of the Graph reading – based on this sample. Also the tools I’m using may not be the best ones for you – but hopefully highlight the open nature of Graph and also showcase the parts that Flow and many of the Azure workloads can play in an overall solution. I don’t for example handle the messy stuff of keeping everything in sync – and take an approach of loading a snapshot each time.
This is still really just ideas to make you think about your use of Planner – and not a baked solution. For the third and final part of this short series on reporting against Planner data I will be taking some of the ideas fromĪnd putting more process around them.
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