I use the “Getting Things Done” method at work and use Outlook tasks to organize my work activities. I create tasks from emails, apply a category, place priority, next items, the whole process. I get home and use my iPad for checking and responding to email and check my calendar for the next days activities. Problem is I cannot see my TaskList and categorized tasks I rely on to manage my day. I really would like you to consider making tasks and categories available in the IOS app to match the functionality of the MS software.

Add Microsoft to do as a window, so you have mail, calendar and ToDo for iPad and iPhone.

To link OneNote to your calendar in order to view your tasks.

I’m just wanting to blank carbon copy myself on the emails that I send...

Seria excelente e mais focado se dentro do app Outlook tivesse também as Tarefas (To-Do) como tem no Outlook para PC, além do Calendário. Obrigado! Erico

It would be really nice have same capability that I have on the desktop outlook version to add meeting notes to OneNote. This feature would come in great handy so I would not have to starting the meeting notes on my desktop first before I begin to use my iPad. This feature would be great to be able to link the notes to the OneNote section through the ipad version.

Turn the passcode feature off on home screen since the outlook app has its own passcode now. No reason to have two different codes.

Please introduce a feature wherein we can directly save contact details of outlook email directly into iPhone contact app.

Create and Sync tasks via Exchange

I use Asana and trello a lot. Will be great to do a two way sync from those and other third party apps to outlook. This way I can mark emails as to do from inside outlook.

This would be a great feature to make sure that I can mark items for follow up in iOS and then continue working on them in desktop iOS.

The benefits of both Outlook and tasks would improve massively if the tasks would show in the calendar. Tasks with date and time show should be shown together with the events in the calendar, to allow for better time management.
Overdue tasks should show in the today calendar, and if not completed - they will follow today as a bad conscience.
This would make both apps more powerful tools, and allow for better time management

Microsoft to do should be a part of the the outlook calendar. You still have Wunderlist available to use on the outlook calendar. Microsoft to do is supposed to be the replacement and thus far seems to be a great replacement. So make the change, please.

Please add an option for emails that are checked-off on the To-Do app to be automatically unflagged and archived. This would greatly help with achieving zero-inbox

Isn’t To Do based on Wunderlist? Why can’t Outlook connect to To Do?

It will be more useful with compatibility with things