Before installing Project the first time, sign in with an existing or new Microsoft Account and enter your product key* at microsoft365.com/setup. Redeeming your key links your account with the Project …

Learn how to construct a Project for the web project, from adding tasks, duration, and finish dates to tracking progress and dependencies on a board or Gantt chart. See how Project for the web can …

Sign in to Microsoft 365, select All apps, and then select the Project icon. Alternatively, go to project.microsoft.com. On the Project Home page, you'll see all of the projects and roadmaps …

In Project, you can: Create project plans. Build project teams and allocate resources. See different views of task and resources. Measure progress. Manage budgets. This Quick Start is specific to …

Try it! Use Project for the web to create and manage projects in the way that works best for you. Note: You may be set up to use Production Dataverse environments. To use a Production Dataverse …

Project for the web gives us an opportunity to re-imagine Microsoft Project. Rather than re-building feature by feature, we are focused on providing capabilities that meet the changing needs of work …

Project for the web provides simple, powerful work management capabilities and can be used by project managers and team members to plan and manage work of any size.

Many project managers use the Project Online desktop client as a personal productivity tool for their PM needs. They build schedules in the client, save them as .mpp files, share these files with others, …

Project for the web is becoming Microsoft Planner. Once the new Planner is rolled out to your organization, you can continue enjoying the features and capabilities of Project for the web, but …

Note: Microsoft Project for the web will soon become Microsoft Planner. You can continue using most of the Project for the web capabilities in the new Planner once it's rolled out to your organization.