The re-introduction of the Quota Limits page in Dynamics 365 Marketing has spurred a little confusion. Especially the phrase "Other orgs". I think the confusion mainly comes down to terminology. How to understand the word "org" (organization) and a "tenant". Our friends at the Azure side of the house works with this definition: "A tenant … Continue reading Understanding the new Quota Limits dashboard
The Dynamics 365 Licensing Guide says "Since Marketing is a tenant-based license, customers may install, use, and configure one Marketing license with only one Dynamics 365 environment" This has raised a few questions from customers and partners, and it is my impression the confusion often comes down to terminolgy. Tenant Dynamics 365 Marketing is licensed … Continue reading Licensing Dynamics 365 Marketing apps
Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online 2016 provides flexible, high value, and simple-to-understand licensing for Dynamics CRM in the cloud. The new multi-tiered licensing model offers a variety of benefits, including: Flexibility. Customers can mix and match various types of user licenses (USLs) within a deployment to accommodate the specific needs of their businesses High value. Customers … Continue reading Understanding Dynamics CRM Online 2016 Licensing – at a Glimpse
Since my blog post "Comparison of the new CRM Online 2013 subscriptions" (written early July 2013) I've gotten many questions about how to make the comparison even more clear; which entities are available/allowed to which user subscription licenses (USL)? For what its worth here is how I see the differences between the Essential, Basic, and … Continue reading Comparison of the CRM Online 2013 Subscriptions (December 2013)
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