Dynamics 365 Human Resources provides a connected HR solution across areas such as compensation, benefits, leave and absence, performance feedback, regulatory and policy compliance, and training and certification programs.
The availability for the different Frontline Worker plans is a little bit varied, so here’s a summary table for the overview. As usual, check out the Product Terms for specifics, with availability for Office 365 F3 here, Microsoft 365 F1/F3…
Microsoft 365 F1 and F3 include EMS E3 and thus include rights to access licensed on-premises servers equivalent to those for EMS E3.
The lack of an equivalent traditional licensing position for Frontline Workers means that there are no From SA licenses available for the Frontline Worker plans.
There’s no equivalent traditional licensing position for Frontline Workers and thus there are no To-cloud Add-on licenses available for the Frontline Worker plans.
The Step-up licenses enable users to move up through the Frontline Worker plans or to move to Microsoft 365 E3. As usual, check the Product Terms and the relevant price lists for exact availability, and to check that the step-up…
Users licensed with Microsoft 365 F1 User SLs have read-only use of the Microsoft 365 for mobile/web apps. Users licensed with Office 365 F3 or Microsoft 365 F3 User SLs can use Microsoft 365 for the web with no restrictions…
As an alternative to installing Windows 11 Enterprise locally, an organization could choose to deploy virtual desktops so that the desktops themselves are running on a server and delivered to a user’s device. Users licensed with a Microsoft 365 F3…
If a device used by a licensed Microsoft 365 F3 user has a Qualifying Operating System, then Windows 11 Enterprise E3 can be installed and used locally on that device. However, there are no rights to use the Windows 11…
There are some rules around the devices that a Frontline Worker may use. Firstly, if their primary work device is dedicated to them, then it must have a single screen smaller than 10.9”. This was increased from 10.1” in August…