Partners in our preview program are using To Do APIs to support the following use cases: Here are some examples of requests and responses with the new APIs. We’ll support the following endpoints: CRUD operation on todoTaskList entity The required permission scope is Tasks.ReadWrite. The new APIs support work, school, and personal Microsoft accounts.

You can use it to store and display the link back to the item in your app from where the task was created. Also, we are introducing a new entity called linkedResourcewhich enables task completion. We have a todoTaskList entity, consisting of a collection of todoTask entities. Using the new APIs, developers can bring tasks from their apps into To Do and become a core part of users’ productivity stories in Microsoft 365. Besides offering best in class mobile apps for Android, iOS, Windows, Mac, and web, To Do is also deeply integrated with Microsoft 365 hubs, Outlook, and Teams. Tasks come from everywhere, and millions of people use To Do as single destination to understand and manage their personal tasks. To Do is ideal for managing personal tasks across work and life while Planner is great for team tasks. Microsoft To Do and Planner form the backbone of tasks in Microsoft 365. Today, we’re excited to announce that APIs are now available in public preview on the beta endpoint of Graph. At Microsoft Build 2020, we introduced the new Microsoft Graph To Do APIs.

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