Please explain why this request is not getting any attention? I've now cancelled my subscription and won't be able to consider Sunsama until this feature is implemented because it no longer delivers on its promise in my current work environment.

Outlook and Calendar but no todo? 4 years on? Would be keen to know what the blocker is...

Just checked back to see if this integration had happened yet, but no luck. Will check back in 12 months.

Yup - like many here, I am now using Planner due to Microsoft's increasing dominance in the business space, and frankly, there rapid improvements across productivity.

MS is just about to go live with a Planner relaunch which is going to integrate the MS suite across its tasks and project apps... I think this is going to make big waves and Sunsama needs to get on board.

Sadly like many here I want to use Sunsama, but it's becoming difficult to justify the premium (integrations and no ability to import as sub tasks are both major blockers for me)

I paused using Sunsama and its subscription due to the fact, that our company have more and more teams working in Microsoft Planner / Microsoft To Do.

Microsoft To Do is a very important task aggregation app, that pull tasks from Microsoft Planner, Microsoft Outlook or the new Microsoft Loop.

The thing is, even for Outlook mails I use Microsoft To Do because it displays all flagged mails as tasks in Microsoft To Do.

Nothing of this tasks I can integrate in Sunsama.

Please do this next! It's a no-brainer and has been in demand for years. At this point, having changed jobs to work in a an all-MS365 company, I'm just not using Susama any more. I miss Sunsama—especially its timeboxing— but it doesn't make sense when all my lists and incoming tasks via To Do, Planner, and Loop are there and not in Sunsama.

Agreed, this would be a fantastic help

yeees please

We need this for our research group!

This would be huge for my team. We have a small and dynamic sales team that has constantly shifting schedules and travel. If this connected with Microsoft To Dos I could make the justification for using this across the team.