Processes in Microsoft 365 for setting up Office apps, redeeming product keys, and activating licenses.
Yes, you absolutely can use "@" tags within Microsoft Planner — though not in the traditional sense.
Using just Power Automate and Planner (no need for the Power Graph API), you can type something like @mark or @karyl (or any custom tag) in a comment, and assign that @tag to a specific email address. You can also create tags based on user roles.
For example, let’s say your team has 50 account managers, but you only want to notify the one(s) assigned to a task — without bothering other team members like developers. You could use something like @am, and Power Automate can be set up to notify only the account manager(s) assigned to that task, instead of tagging each person individually (though that’s also possible if needed).
So yes — you can use custom keywords in the Planner comment section, and Power Automate can pick those up and notify the appropriate individuals.