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Enable your organization’s Planner tenant to be moved
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If you're a tenant admin who has made a support request for your organization’s Planner tenancy to be moved, first authorize using PowerShell

Enable your organization’s Planner tenant to be moved

Important

This article applies to:

  • Basic plans in the Planner app in Teams
  • All plans in other Planner endpoints (including Planner web, Planner mobile, and Planner connectors)

It doesn't apply to To Do lists or premium plans in the Planner app in Teams. Learn more about the Planner app in Teams

If you're a tenant admin who has made a support request for your organization’s Planner tenancy to be moved into a new region, you must first authorize the move using PowerShell.

Note

Moving a Planner tenancy into a new region will result in the loss of any existing Planner data.

Prerequisites for making Planner changes in Windows PowerShell

Follow the steps in Prerequisites for making Planner changes in Windows PowerShell to make Planner changes in Windows PowerShell.

Authorize a tenant move using PowerShell

  1. Open PowerShell and run the following command to authorize your tenant to be moved:

    Set-PlannerConfiguration -AllowTenantMoveWithDataLoss $true

    If you’ve changed your mind and would like to prevent your tenant from being moved, run the following command. Note that tenant moves are final once started by the Planner team.

    Set-PlannerConfiguration -AllowTenantMoveWithDataLoss $false

    [!NOTE] You'll need to sign in using your Microsoft Entra credentials and use a local PowerShell window (not Azure Cloud Shell).

  2. To verify your settings, run:

    Get-PlannerConfiguration
    • The AllowTenantMoveWithDataLoss value returned by this command indicates whether a tenant move is currently authorized.