Organizational apps provide a centralized experience for planning, analysis, and decision-making by bringing related content together in a single destination. With organizational apps, teams can access the plans they need, collaborate on planning activities, track progress, and review performance insights from one place.
Users can access plans, review analytics, submit updates, and track approvals without switching between different workspaces or applications. This approach simplifies navigation, promotes collaboration, and delivers a connected planning experience.
This article guides you through creating an organizational app that consolidates enterprise planning across forecasts, budgets, sales, and workforce data.

Bundle multiple plan items, such as budget planning, forecasting, workforce planning, and sales planning, into an organizational app that is tailored to a specific business process or department.



Add an overview page to your org app that lists the items you've added. You can have one overview page in an org app.


The following image shows the overview page:

Organize and streamline your workspace navigation by grouping related items into dedicated sections.


The navigation structure is shown in the following screenshot:

Adding links to an organizational app allows you to integrate relevant external resources, such as SharePoint sites, internal documentation, web portals, or supporting forms directly into the app's main navigation pane. Users can access complementary tools, reference guides, or external resources without leaving the app.

The following screenshot shows the link content accessed from within the app:


To share the app with users who already have access to the org app:

To learn more about sharing org apps, see Sharing your Org App.
