Calendar Planner – Sign Up
Purchasing options
NOW LIVE! – Click here to use the Microsoft Marketplace to sign up for this web part on a subscription basis:
Alternatively, you can contact us directly to order this web part via a traditional invoice payment route:
Please note: Calendar Planner is available for FREE in the Microsoft Marketplace and includes a 30-day Enterprise licence by default, providing full access to all features out of the box. The SaaS purchasing experience is also now live.
As a gesture of goodwill, customers who subscribe to a Standard or Enterprise plan will receive an additional 30 days added to their first billing period, giving 60 days of full feature access beyond the free tier.
Insights, Use Cases & Scenarios
Education Scenario
(Free Edition)
A university department needs a clear view of key academic dates and programme milestones, without editing or managing events from the calendar itself.
A simple annual view for academic planning
Calendar Planner Free provides an annual view of teaching periods, governance dates and major activities, shown directly from existing SharePoint lists. The Year Grid offers a reliable picture of the year, embedded in a SharePoint page teams already use.
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Project Management
(Standard Edition)
Programme and PMO teams need to coordinate activity across the year and keep shared schedules accurate as plans evolve.
Keeping shared schedules aligned as plans change
With the Standard tier, Calendar Planner presents existing SharePoint planning information through interactive month and timeline views that update automatically. Teams can maintain a single source of planning information while giving stakeholders a view that stays current as changes occur.
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Large Organisations
(Enterprise Edition)
Large organisations need visibility across operational, regulatory and governance plans, without consolidating them into a new planning system.
Understanding how plans interact over time
The Enterprise tier allows multiple SharePoint schedules to be visualised together in a single view. This makes overlaps, sequencing issues and pressure points easier to see, while leaving ownership and governance exactly where they are today.
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