There’s an updated (September 2021) Dynamics 365 Licensing Guide. There aren’t major changes and you can find a full list of the tweaks that have been made in the Change Log on page 58. If the Guides and Remote Assist mixed reality products are of interest you might want to take a look at pages 19 and 24 where additional tables have been added to show the functionality that could be used by users in different roles.
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There’s an updated (August 2021) Dynamics 365 Licensing Guide.
There are two main updates: firstly for the changes to the licensing of Dynamics 365 Marketing with the availability of packs for Additional Interactions, and secondly for the launch of Dynamics 365 Intelligent Order Management. Find out more about the changes to Marketing on our blog here: https://bit.ly/384voab, and information on Intelligent Order Management here: https://bit.ly/3j7zp3W.
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There’s an updated (July 2021) Dynamics 365 Licensing Guide with 3 changes of note.
Firstly, Fraud Protection transactions can now be paid for on a consumption basis against an Azure Subscription – find the details on our blog here: https://bit.ly/3i5WCTw.
Secondly, there are some changes to Business Central capacity – find the details on our blog here: https://bit.ly/3i68DbO.
And finally, there’s some clarification added to the definition of the Average Order Value specifying that it’s the Gross Merchandise Value (total value of all transactions processed through Dynamics 365) divided by the total transaction volume.
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There’s an updated (June 2021) Dynamics 365 Licensing Guide. The update is mainly a few clarifications/additions around security roles and default capacities, and “Call Intelligence” is rebranded to “Conversation Intelligence”. The Change Log on page 59 has the full details, and you can find the guide itself here: https://bit.ly/3uXqKDN.
There’s a new (April 2021) Dynamics 365 Licensing Brief.
Its intent is to answer some questions, address some complex scenarios, and provide product information that may not exist in other documentation.
If you’ve got a reasonably good knowledge of Dynamics 365 licensing then it’s probably worth a read from start to end (it’s only 8 pages) to see if there’s any new information for you.
Find this Licensing Brief here: https://bit.ly/3ukog2M.
There’s an updated (May 2021) Dynamics 365 for Operations Licensing Guide. There are just minor formatting changes and some corrections made, but you can find this updated guide here: https://bit.ly/3xMS6Py.
There’s an updated (May 2021) Dynamics 365 Licensing Guide. The first change of note is the amending of the term “entity” to “table” throughout, in line with the updating of some terminology in Dataverse – find details here: https://bit.ly/2Rls5WM. And the second change is the introduction of Electronic Invoicing transactions – see page 32. 100 transactions per tenant are included with Commerce, Finance, Project Operations, and Supply Chain Management licences, and there’s an Add-on available which adds an additional 1,000 transactions per month. Note that transactions do not roll over between months and customers must license for peak capacity.
Find this updated guide here: https://bit.ly/2Rrn1A8.
There’s an updated (April 2021) Dynamics 365 Licensing Guide which has undergone an editorial review so there are some layout and language changes. It’s also updated for the new way that Tiers and overage capacity work in the Commerce solution, and for the new Cloud Scale Units available for Supply Chain Management.
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There’s an updated (March 2021) Dynamics 365 Licensing Guide. There aren’t major changes – just some minor edits and clarifications which you can find detailed in the Change Log on page 56.
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There’s an updated (January 2021) Dynamics 365 Licensing Guide.
Customer Insights customers are now entitled to Customer Voice capabilities (page 15), and there are other minor language changes and clarifications detailed in the Change Log on page 57.
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