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19 December, 2025 – Jira Integration, Matrix Progress, Mobile Experience, and Plan Overview Enhancements 5 December, 2025 – Enhanced Mobile Experience, Improved Collaboration Tools, and Platform Stability 30 October, 2025 – In‑Meeting Collaboration, Tags & Planner Sync, Checklists and Templates, and Matrix Improvements 30 September, 2025 – Combined Consent Form, Unified Sort Order, and Copilot Improvements 15 September 2025 – Enhanced Copilot Chat, Model Selection, and Permissions Update 16 July, 2025 – New Languages, Meeting Sharing, and Improved Onboarding 28 May 2025 – Improved In-Plan Copilot, new plan statistics and support for Outlook 17 April 2025 – Auto Create Sub Plans and Share OKRs in Plan Hierarchy 28 February 2025 – Comments feature and Enhanced Gantt Zooming 30 December 2024 – link to Objects, Delete plan connections, Library Upgrades, and Support for cloud.microsoft 4 October 2024 – VisPlan Copilot & User Rights Management 30 April 2024 – Visual Filter 12 April, 2024 – Excel Integration for OKRs 14 February 2024 – Exciting Updates: Introducing the E-bike Sample Plan, Improved OKR Structure, and Focus Dates 30 October 2023 – Improved alignment of Capability lines and bug fixes 2 October 2023 – New Feature: OKR View 21 August 2023 – Hierarchy View Feature 6 April 2023 – Matrix Upgrade, Sidebar Focus Grouping, and Organization Templates 3 March 2023 – Matrix Improvements, Assignee on Ambitions, Custom Thresholds, and Generate Gantt PDF 10 February 2023 – Faster Syncing with Microsoft Planner and Azure DevOps 12 Jan 2023 – DevOps Custom Work Item Types and Budget Key Result/KPI 5 Dec 2022 – Maintenance Release 22 Nov 2022 – Resize Drawing Area and Group Actions by Focus 8 Nov 2022 – Assignees on objects and associate Focus with Key Result 28 Oct 2022 – Add Backgrounds and Move KPIs 22 Sep 2022 – Updated New Plan Wizard with Sample Plan and Text object 8 September 2022 – List View and Create New Plan Wizard 5 Jul 2022 – User interface and framework upgrades 7 Jun 2022 – Navigate to linked plan 27 May 2022 – OKRs, Focus improvement, Progress indicators and more 11 Apr 2022 – DevOps, Checklist view and Manual reload inherited data 15 Mar 2022 – Version History 25 Feb 2022 – All your plans in the Personal tab 31 Jan 2022 – Swedish language and Profile picture 26 Nov 2021 – New Gantt view and completed Actions 22 Oct 2021 – Integration with Microsoft Planner

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Answers reproduced from the published VisPlan Knowledge Base.

VisPlan is a visual planning and OKR (Objectives and Key Results) solution designed to enhance business planning within Microsoft Teams. It helps organizations create, align, and execute their strategies efficiently.

VisPlan is beneficial for a wide range of users, including those involved in Strategy and Business Plans, PMO and Portfolio Management, and Operational Plans. It caters to mid-level executives and PMO managers looking for effective planning tools.

VisPlan offers flexible subscription pricing models per plan, per user and per organization. For current pricing and the best fit for your organization, visit the VisPlan pricing page.

VisPlan operates as an app within Microsoft Teams. Microsoft Teams is available on Windows, Mac OS, Apple iOS and Android devices, and can also be accessed through most web browsers.

Yes. A Microsoft 365 business subscription is required to use VisPlan. VisPlan uses Microsoft login credentials and stores plan data within your Microsoft 365 tenant.

You need an active Microsoft 365 business license, but it is possible to use Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 together. This requires configuration by your IT administrator.

Yes. You can set up a Microsoft 365 test tenant and install VisPlan there, allowing you to explore the product without exposing your corporate data.

Your data remains within your Microsoft 365 tenant. VisPlan does not have access to your plan data, and your organization remains in control of it.

VisPlan uses your existing Microsoft 365 account through Microsoft Teams. There is no separate VisPlan login or password. Login, logout and password management are handled through Microsoft 365 and the Teams client.

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