Process Planner is one of six SharePoint apps JFDI is building for planning the work, not just storing it. Each ships as an SPFx web part on the Microsoft Marketplace, runs entirely inside your Microsoft 365 tenant, and stays consistent with the rest of the suite on design, licensing, and release cadence. Calendar Planner shipped first and is in production today; Process Planner is the second; Decision and Booking Planner are the next out of the door.
Calendar Planner
Six views (Year, Month, Week, Grid, Timeline, Gantt) over native SharePoint events. The calendar SharePoint should have shipped with.
Process Planner
A kanban board for any multi-stage process. 30+ business templates, multi-source unified board, drag-and-drop, offline-capable. The relaunch of Aardvark.
Decision Planner
Coming soonCapture decisions, owners, options, and outcomes against the work they affect.
Booking Planner
Coming soonMeeting room, desk, and resource booking on top of SharePoint. Floor-plan first, admin-friendly.
Resource Planner
Forward demand and capacity planning on a quarterly board. Traffic-light cells, audit trail, links into Decision Planner.
Content Planner
Coming soonEditorial calendars and content workflows for marketing, comms, and internal teams.
Six apps, one foundation
The suite shares more than a name. Every Planner runs as an SPFx web part deployed to your tenant App Catalog. Your data sits in SharePoint, governed by the retention and permission rules you already enforce. Entra carries authentication. The design system is consistent so the team you onboard on one product recognises the next. Releases follow a common rhythm, and the licensing model is identical: per user, per month, through the Microsoft commercial marketplace.
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