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In your case, when an email domain changes (e.g., from @oldcompany.com
to @newcompany.com
), Microsoft 365 treats the user as a new identity unless the change is handled carefully. This can cause issues like:
- Loss of access to Planner plans.
- Tasks and assignments not showing up.
- Memberships in Microsoft 365 Groups (which Planner depends on) being broken.
Here are some steps for you to recover access to Planner:
- Check if you are still part of the Microsoft 365 Group
Planner is tied to Microsoft 365 Groups. If the domain change removed the user from the group, they won’t see any plans.
- Go to Microsoft 365 Admin Center
- In the left menu, click Teams & Groups -> Teams & Microsoft 365 groups.
- Search for the group name that owns the Planner plan.
- Click the group, then go to the Members tab.
- Check if the user’s new email address is listed.
- If not, click Add members and re-add them using the new domain email.
If you're not an admin, you may need help from your IT team for this step.
2. Verify the user’s identity in Micosoft Entra admin center
Sometimes, the domain change creates a new user profile, and the old one still owns the Planner tasks.
- Go to Micosoft Entra admin center:
- Search for the user by name or email.
- Check if there are two profiles — one with the old domain and one with the new.
- If yes, the Planner plan may still be linked to the old profile.
If you find two profiles, ask your admin to reassign tasks or merge the identities
3. Check Planner directly
- Go to My Task and sign in with their new email.
- Try accessing the plan via a direct link (if available).
- If they get a “You don’t have access” message, it confirms a group membership issue.
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