Complete inventory
Map projects, custom fields, workflows, reports, integrations and active users.
Talk to MLPro ↗The official Project Online retirement date is September 30, 2026. This page remains a reference for retirement and transition support. Review current access, available data and next steps with Planner, Project and PSA Easy. If your organization received a specific extension, confirm the deadline and conditions communicated for your environment.

Map projects, custom fields, workflows, reports, integrations and active users.
Choose the right combination of Planner, Project, PSA Easy and Power Platform.
Clean, map, validate and transfer the information that must remain accessible.
Prepare administrators, PMOs and teams for the new operating model.
Ask your administrator to check service health and messages in the Microsoft 365 admin center, including any specific extension. Gather available exports, MPP files, reports and backups to assess the transition. An access failure alone does not establish its cause or guarantee data recovery.
Microsoft defines September 30, 2026 as the official retirement date. The public notice reviewed does not specify an exact cutoff time for each environment. Planner, Project desktop and Project Server are not retired by this change.
Yes. Follow the deadline and conditions confirmed for your environment. A specific extension is not an automatic extension for every customer. Use the available period to preserve data and validate the transition.
There is no universal one-to-one replacement. The best target depends on scheduling, governance, reporting and integration requirements.
Yes. Preservation requirements are defined during discovery and included in the migration plan.
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