At a glance
Built for: Microsoft Teams is the communication hub of Microsoft 365. Please Do It is a task messenger for teams on the ground.
Tasks: in Microsoft Teams, tasks usually come from connected apps like Planner. In Please Do It, tasks are the core, with chat inside each one.
Ease of use: Please Do It is designed to feel like a messenger, so people use it from day one.
Setup: Please Do It needs no IT project. Teams start in minutes.
Where Microsoft Teams is strong
If your company runs on Microsoft 365, Teams brings chat, meetings, files and calls together with tools like Outlook, SharePoint and Planner. For office staff, that integration is valuable.
Where frontline teams struggle
A lot of app for a simple job.
Teams, channels, tabs and connected apps can be overwhelming for someone who needs to see today’s jobs.
Tasks and chat in different places.
The work and the conversation about it often live in separate tools.
Rollout takes effort.
Licences, accounts and setup usually involve IT, which slows down getting started on the frontline.
How Please Do It works
Assign: say what needs to happen, who owns it and when it’s due.
Discuss: questions, photos, files and voice messages stay in the task’s own chat.
Review: approve the finished result, or send it back with a note.
Team chats, a newsfeed, recurring tasks, folders, checklists, polls, time tracking and work reports are all included in one plan.
When Microsoft Teams is the better choice
Choose Microsoft Teams if your whole company works inside Microsoft 365, most staff work at a computer, and meetings and document collaboration matter most.
When Please Do It is the better fit
Your frontline team needs something simple on the phone.
You want to get started without an IT project.
Every request needs an owner, a deadline and approval.
Frequently asked questions
What does Please Do It cost?
US$7 per user per month billed yearly, or US$10 per user per month billed monthly. Every feature is included.
Is there a free trial?
Yes. 30 days free, no credit card required.