Dynamics 365 Licensing Guide - June 2022
Dynamics 365 Licensing Guide - June 2022
Dynamics 365 Licensing Guide - June 2022
Licensing Guide
June 2022
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Assigned Licenses
User access Device access
The functionality of a single Dynamics 365
application. May be full access or additional user Via shared or assigned logins
access, such as with the Team Members license.
Unassigned Licenses
Full product access Cross-application access Additional capacity
An organization may have both assigned and unassigned licenses. Details about each type are below.
Licenses grant users non-perpetual rights (with no buy-out rights) to the use of one or more specific Dynamics
365 products in the cloud (not on-premises). If your subscription payments are up to date and you adhere to
the Product Terms, you will have access to the current licensed Dynamics 365 product.
Admins do not need any license to configure and administer Dynamics 365 applications.
Note: It’s easiest to determine the licensing that’s right for you if you understand a few related terms, such as
user licensing and tenant licensing. If you’re not already familiar with them, please see Appendix B.
Finance
HR
Proj Oper.
RA
Sales Ent
Sales Pro
SCM
Commerce ⚫ ⚫ ⚫ ⚫ ⚫ ⚫ ⚫ ⚫ ⚫
Finance ⚫ ⚫ ⚫ ⚫ ⚫ ⚫ ⚫ ⚫ ⚫
Guides
Human Resources (HR) ⚫ ⚫ ⚫ ⚫ ⚫ ⚫
Sales Premium ⚫ ⚫ ⚫ ⚫ ⚫
Sales Professional ⚫
If you require multiple products on the base licenses list, you may buy as many qualifying attach licenses as
you need at an attach license price.
Attach licensing details
Only assigned user licenses (not device licenses or unassigned licenses) may be bought as an attach license.
Tenant-based licenses (for Fraud Protection, for instance), additional access licensing, and capacity licensing do
not qualify for attach licensing pricing but may be licensed separately. Some specialized Dynamics 365
products (such as Guides) also are not eligible.
Base and attach licenses are identical in their core capabilities and are only differentiated in price. Attach
licenses do not include additional platform entitlements. They are licensed to access the platform entitlements
included with the assigned base license.
Note: System administrator will not be able to assign an attach license to a user who does not have the
required base license.
Customers who obtain licensing through an Enterprise Agreement and who accidentally buy an attach
license—when a base license is required—may step-up to the appropriate base license as needed. Customers
with licensing through the Cloud Solution Provider (CSP) or MPSA programs would need to return the attach
license and buy the appropriate base license instead.
Additional user access licenses
Additional users often represent a large percentage of the total users in an organization. They may consume
data or reports from line of business systems; complete light tasks like time or expense entry and HR record
updates; or use the system more heavily without requiring full user capabilities. Additional users may access all
the functionality of the respective Dynamics 365 product within the constraints described below.
Several different types of additional user license are available, all priced per month. The minimum duration
requirement for each (such as a minimum 12-month commitment, for example) is determined by the licensing
program. You must buy at least one full user license to buy additional user licenses.
• Device license: With a device license for a specific Dynamics 365 application, any number of unlicensed
users can access the product through the licensed device. Device licenses may use shared logins (such
as “Warehouse Computer” and a shared password) or individual logins (each user’s personal
credentials), depending on the application and license:
o Shared logins are available for Sales Device, Customer Service Device, Field Service Device,
Operations – Device, and Business Central Device licenses. Note that when individual users share
a login, their individual usage cannot be tracked.
o Individual logins are available for Operations – Device and Business Central Device licenses (with
no separate user license required).
• Human Resources Self Service license: This license, assigned to a single named user, enables the user
to manage their own basic HR activities (such as absence or vacation entry or benefits look-up) without
a full user license for Human Resources.
• Operations – Activity license: This named user license is intended for additional users who require
more capabilities than the Team Members license, but do not require the use rights of a full user.
• Team Members license: This license, also assigned to a named user, is for users who are not tied to a
particular function but require read-only access to all data and basic Dynamics 365 functionality for
designated scenarios such as expense entry or updating contacts.
Users with a Team Members license can read Dynamics 365 data generated from Finance, Supply
Chain Management, Commerce, Human Resources, Project Operations, Sales, Customer Service, and
Field Service. They may access a specific set of the functionalities of these products. The Team
Unassigned Licenses
Unassigned licenses provide tenant level access to Dynamics 365 applications and resources. They are not
assigned to specific users or devices.
Full application access licenses
These licenses are the primary licensing mechanism for certain products, such as Dynamics 365 Marketing,
Fraud Protection, and Customer Insights, which are only licensed per tenant.
Cross-application access licenses
Cross-application licenses, such as the Operations – Order Lines license, may be used to provide access to
some Dynamics 365 applications in some situations as a supplement or alternative to assigned user access.
Capacity licenses
The subscriptions for many Dynamics 365 products come with capacity entitlements or allowances, such as for
data storage, transaction volume, case routing requests, or customer profiles, for instance. The exact
entitlement depends on the specific product and licensing agreement. Capacity add-on licenses provide more
flexibility for those components subject to capacity limits but needed to support a product.
• Default subscription capacities leverage the same tenant and infrastructure and accrue across the
single tenant. Dataverse (formerly Common Data Service) capacities are shared between the following
products: Sales, Customer Service, Field Service, Finance, Supply Chain Management, Commerce,
Human Resources, Project Operations, Remote Assist, Guides, Business Central Essentials, and Business
Central Premium. Database and file storage capacities (as distinct from the Dataverse capacities) are
shared between only a few products: Finance, Supply Chain Management, Commerce, Human
Resources, and Project Operations.
• Capacity add-on licenses, which are pooled across a single tenant, are not associated with a specific
user. Additional capacity can be bought at any time and remains a part of the subscription for the
remainder of the subscription term.
• Capacity licenses require a minimum of a one-year subscription commitment with annual allowances
for the entitlements (such as the number of allowed transactions). The annual allowance applies even
for capacities that are allotted per month. For instance, an annual subscription that provides a total of
36K transactions is licensed at 3,000 transactions per month for 12 months, but those transactions can
be consumed at any point in the year, including all in one month. For instance, a seasonal business
would be able to use its allowance in six months at a rate of 6,000 transactions per month.
Note: As with other Microsoft products, add-on licenses are available only to customers with valid
(paid) base licenses. Capacity add-ons may not be purchased for unpaid licenses such as demo/dev or
Internal Use Rights (IUR) licenses.
Because assigned licenses are the primary licensing approach for most Dynamics 365 products, the remainder
of this guide presents assigned licensing information for each application that uses it, followed by unassigned
licensing options.
Business Central connects teams across your business with tools to help them work more efficiently,
collaborate better, and respond more quickly to changes to meet your business goals. Business Central is a
complete standalone solution that does not fully operate with all the Dynamics 365 products. Exceptions being
you may purchase Customer Service Professional attach and/or Sales Professional attach user licenses.
Marketing and Fraud Protection, tenant-based licenses, are also available for Business Central users.
Business Central, licensed by assigned user, is available with Essentials or Premium levels of capabilities. You
may license users either with an Essentials license or a Premium license, but not both.
➢ Business Central Essentials
Business Central Essentials provides a wide range of operational and management capabilities, including:
• Financial Management • Human Resources Management
• AI-Supported Forecasting • Project Management
• Customer Relationship Management • Supply Chain Management
• E-Services • Warehouse Management and Inventory
Business Central Essentials capabilities
Financial Management
Account Schedules Basic XBRL Deferrals Responsibility Centers
Allocations Budgets Electronic Payment/Direct Debits1 Unlimited Dimensions
Bank Account Management Cash Flow Forecast Fixed Assets
Bank Reconciliation Check Writing Multiple Currencies
Basic General Ledger Consolidation Payment Handling
Advanced Financial Management
Cost Accounting Intercompany Postings
Artificial Intelligence2
Cash Flow Forecast Late Payment Prediction Image Recognition Inventory Forecast
Sales Forecast
Customer Relationship Management
Business Inbox for Outlook Contact Classification Email Logging Relationship Management
Configuration components
Business Central licenses include the following configuration components. Customers choosing to exercise
their dual use rights receive the full custom objects range numbered 50,000 – 99,999.
Configuration and Development
Codeunits Pages Queries Reports Tables XML Port
Commerce, which is licensed per user, helps retailers manage their operations, connect employees with data,
and offer exceptional shopping experiences. Dynamics 365 Commerce helps unify the customer shopping
experience by bringing in-store, back office, and call center functionality together in one end-to-end platform.
E-commerce may be added as an option. Commerce also eases integration to emerging channels (such as new
social media platforms) through an API-driven, headless commerce engine. Intelligent forecasting and product
recommendations enable retailers to:
• Improve in-store and e-commerce profitability.
• Drive intelligent business insights to optimize strategy and cost.
• Accelerate buying behavior through customer experiences that are unified and consistent across
buying channels.
➢ Digital Messaging and Voice Channel for Dynamics 365 Customer Service
Digital Messaging and Voice Channel is an add-in application for Customer Service Enterprise licenses. It
includes Digital Messaging (Chat for Dynamics 365 Customer Service, third-party SMS) and Voice Channel.
Digital Messaging and Voice Channel is licensed per user.
Assist calls.
You can access additional capabilities through Dynamics 365 Remote Assist, if you have additional software
licenses such as OneDrive for Business, Exchange Online, Dynamics 365 Field Service, Power BI, or Microsoft
Stream. See this help documentation to learn more.
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Unused capacity will roll over for up to 12 months. Learn more
➢ Sensor Data Intelligence Add-in for Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management (previously IoT Intelligence
Scenario)
The Sensor Data Intelligence Add-in helps shop floor workers manage machine failures, enables shop floor
managers to effectively manage operations across multiple production lines, and provides manufacturing
executives with a unified global view of operations.
The Sensor Data Intelligence Scenario Add-in is a set of capabilities to enable a specific business process. For
example, a “machine down” scenario enables the manufacturing system to detect machine failures through IoT
signals and generate an alert.
To enable the Sensor Data Intelligence Add-in, buy at least one Sensor Data Intelligence Scenario Add-in
license plus sufficient capacity for the number of machines being monitored. License capacities are pooled
across the tenant. One Sensor Data Intelligence Scenario Add-in license is required for every scenario you
need, and each includes 10 machines. You can buy additional machine capacity.
For instance, you may want a “machine down” scenario and a product quality monitoring scenario for 20
machines. You’d need two scenario licenses, each of which includes 10 machines per tenant per month. A
machine only needs to be licensed once, so if the same machine is being monitored by two scenarios, only one
machine license is required for it.
You may manage unlimited scenarios or machines with no additional purchase after licensing:
• Six Sensor Data Intelligence Scenario Add-ins (Six scenarios and 60 machines)
• 10 Sensor Data Intelligence Additional Machines Add-ins (100 machines)
Sensor Data Intelligence capacities
Application/Capacity Included Capacity
Sensor Data Intelligence Scenario Add-in • 1 scenario and 10 machines/tenant/month
• Scenarios and machines
➢ Cloud and Edge Scale Unit Add-ins for Supply Chain Management
The Cloud and Edge Scale Unit Add-ins extend your central Supply Chain Management hub environment by
Basic Edge Scale Unit Add-in Basic Edge Scale Unit Overage:
200K transactions/tenant/month
• Transactions 10K transactions/tenant/month
➢ Purchase Protection
Fraud Protection purchase protection helps merchants to protect online transactions by detecting and
preventing fraudulent activities. Note that the initial capacity license includes capacities for account protection
and loss prevention.
Purchase Protection capacities
Application/Capacity Included Capacity Add-On Capacity
Tier 1 (< 500K transactions):
• 10K PP transactions/tenant/month
Purchase Protection • 2K PP transactions/tenant/month
• 20K AP transactions/tenant/month
• Assessments Tier 2 (>= 500K transactions):
• 4K LP transactions/tenant/month
• 2K PP transactions/tenant/month
➢ Loss Prevention
Fraud Protection loss prevention helps retailers reduce shrinkage in their stores. Note that the initial capacity
license includes capacities for account protection and purchase protection.
Loss Prevention capacities
Pay-as-you-go model
You can enable pay-as-you-go billing for Dynamics 365 Fraud Protection services via dynamics.microsoft.com.
With pay-as-you-go model you will pay based on your actual monthly consumption for each Fraud Protection
service. In order to enable Fraud Protection pay-as-you-go billing, you need to have Azure subscription and
you need to purchase the Web Direct capacity license first. After that you can link your Azure subscription with
the Fraud Protection meters. See this documentation to learn more.
Note: Customers may install, use, and configure one Marketing license with only one Dynamics 365
environment.
➢ Marketing (attach)
If you have 10 or more licenses of ONE the following: Customer Service Professional, Customer Enterprise,
Sales Professional, Sales Enterprise, Field Service, Finance, Supply Chain Management, or Commerce, you are
eligible for the Marketing attach pricing. For more information on Dynamics 365 licensing pre-requisites see
the Product Terms.
Cross-Application Licensing
Assigned licenses
Device licenses
• Business Central Device licenses provide limited access to a subset of Business Central capabilities.
• Operations – Device licenses provide limited access to a subset of Finance, Supply Chain Management,
Commerce, and Project Operations capabilities.
These device licenses allow multiple users to operate a licensed point-of-sale device, shop floor device,
warehouse device, or store manager device. If multiple users, who only require these limited use rights,
work exclusively on shared devices, it will generally be more cost effective to license those devices than
the users themselves.
Operations – Device license use rights are also available to Operations – Activity users. However, an
Operations – Device license does not include all the capabilities of the Operations – Activity user
license. When a single user needs to work on one or more dedicated personal devices, it will be more
cost effective to license that user with an Operations – Activity user license.
A single device can provide any of the following functionality in any combination. Operations – Device
or Business Central Device licenses do not include full user capabilities.
• Remote Assist Device licenses enable a shared user experience and only one username and password
will be provided with each device license. Individual usage cannot be tracked for shared logins.
You cannot use the same device license across multiple devices, a device license must be linked to one
device. There are no limitations on the number of users that can access the application via a device
license.
Unassigned licenses
Operations – Order Lines license
Operations – Order Lines allows you to extend the use of the Commerce, Finance, Project Operations, or Supply
Chain Management applications with an alternative to user and device-based licensing. The Operations – Order
Lines license enables internal users, partners, customers, connected automated systems, loT devices and bots
to update specific tables with transactional licensing based on the number of order lines updated in those
tables.
Operations – Order Lines licenses:
• Alleviate pricing and licensing friction in many common multiplexing scenarios.
• Support more scenarios that involve external users.
• Enable licensing of automated systems and devices that don’t include users, such as in IoT scenarios.
• Improve licensing cost transparency and predictability.
• Tie licensing costs more directly with business outcomes.
If a Commerce or Manufacturing transaction includes a qualifying order line type and utilizes OData or DIXF for
integration, then use of Operations – Order Lines is permitted. Additional support for Commerce and
Manufacturing scenarios beyond those limitations is not currently supported.
The following scenarios require a user or device license:
• Direct access to the Commerce, Finance, Project Operations, or Supply Chain Management applications
• Indirect access to these applications with a transaction type or action that is not covered by the
qualifying order lines types
The Operations – Order Lines license does not apply for outbound integration.
While order line licensing is restricted to designated order line types, additional entity records that are required
to support and are directly referenced by an order line, may be created or updated with the order line without
a user or device license. Those additional entity records will not be counted as extra order lines unless they are
a designated order line record type (see table above).
Operations – Order Lines capacity details
Operations – Order Lines is licensed by tenant per month, with an annual commitment, and includes an
allowance of 100K order lines per month, enforced annually for a total of 1.2 million order lines. The creation of
new order lines and updates to existing order lines count against the 100K order line allowance. Deletions do
not count. If you reach the order line limit before the subscription year is complete, orders will not be blocked,
but you’ll receive warnings and can address the difference on your subscription anniversary by purchasing
additional capacity.
You can opt in and opt out of an Operations – Order Lines license. Opt-in by buying the license. Dynamics 365
will then track all creation of designated order line types through OData and DIXF. If you don’t buy an
Operations – Order Lines license, you must have appropriate user or device licenses for all direct and indirect
access.
Capacity licenses
Default subscription capacity
The first base license (subscription) for a Dynamics 365 product includes its default capacity, which is shared
per tenant. Default capacity is not cumulative, so additional licenses (either base or attach) do not increase your
initial default capacity. However, each user license accrues additional database and file capacities at no charge
per each enterprise base license.
BC Essentials
BC Premium
BC Device
Insights
Customer
Project Oper
Commerce,
Finance, SCM,
Guides
Resources
Human
Order Mgmt.
Intelligent
(standalone)
Marketing
Remote Assist
Field Svc
Cust Svc Ent,
Sales Ent,
Activity
Operations –
Device
Operations –
Capacity
Included/Accrued
Dataverse Database:
- - - 15 GB1 10 GB 10 GB 10 GB 10 GB 10 GB 10 GB 10 GB 10 GB - -
Included/Tenant Max
Dataverse Database:
- - - 250 MB - 250 MB - - - 250 MB - - -
Accrued/USL
Dataverse File:
- - - 20 GB1 20 GB 20 GB 20 GB 20 GB 20 GB 20 GB 20 GB 20 GB - -
Included/Tenant
Dataverse File: Accrued/USL - - - 2 GB - 2 GB - - - 2 GB - - -
Dataverse Log:
- - - 2 GB 1
2 GB 2 GB 2 GB 2 GB 2 GB 2 GB 2 GB 2 GB - -
Included/Tenant
Dataverse Log: Accrued/USL - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Operations Database Capacity:
- - - - 60 GB - 60 GB - - - - - - -
Included/Tenant
Operations Database Capacity: 375 MB/ 600 MB/
- - - - 1.5 GB - - - - - - -
Accrued/USL USL device
Operations File Capacity:
- - - - 40 GB - 40 GB - - - - - - -
Included/Tenant
Operations File Capacity: 1 GB/ 1.6 GB/
- - - - 4 GB - - - - - - -
Accrued/USL USL device
BC Essentials
Insights
Customer
Project Oper.
Commerce,
Finance, SCM,
Guides
Resources
Human
Order Mgmt.
Intelligent
Marketing
Remote Assist
Capacity Add-On/
Environment
Dataverse Database 1 GB 1 GB 1 GB 1 GB 1 GB 1 GB 1 GB 1 GB 1 GB 1 GB 1 GB
Dataverse File 1 GB 1 GB 1 GB 1 GB 1 GB 1 GB 1 GB 1 GB 1 GB 1 GB 1 GB
Dataverse Log 1 GB 1 GB 1 GB 1 GB 1 GB 1 GB 1 GB 1 GB 1 GB 1 GB 1 GB
Operations Add’l Database Capacity - - 1 GB - 1 GB - - - -
Operations Add’l File Capacity - - 1 GB - 1 GB - - - -
Operations Sandbox Tiers 2 - 5 - - 10 GB - - - - - -
Human Resources Sandbox1 - - - - 10 GB - - - -
BC Essentials
Insights
Customer
Project Oper.
Commerce,
Finance, SCM,
Guides
Resources
Human
Order Mgmt.
Intelligent
Marketing
Remote Assist
10 GB/
Standard performance testing: Performance, load, and staging with user Small to
Tier 4 Environment +
multi box acceptance testing medium load
128 MB/USL
10 GB/
Premium performance testing: Performance, load, and staging with user Large/
Tier 5 Environment +
multi box acceptance testing heavy load
128 MB/USL
Additional licensing information and requirements for external users can be found on Product Terms and
Commercial Licensing Terms. Note that for qualifying indirect transaction types, the Operations – Order Lines
license may be used by internal or external users for indirect access scenarios where a user or device license is
not required. Please see the Operations – Order Lines license section for more details.
Multiplexing
Multiplexing refers to your use of hardware or software to pool connections, reroute information, or reduce the
number of devices or users that directly access Dynamics 365. Multiplexing does NOT reduce the required
number of licenses of any type. Any user or device that accesses Dynamics 365—whether directly or
indirectly—must be properly licensed or otherwise granted access (such as for external users) in one of the
manners already discussed.
Dynamics 365 licenses are required for users or devices that directly input, query, or view data from Dynamics
365. Similarly, licenses are required for users or devices that input, query, or view data from Dynamics 365
through a pooling device. Pooled connections use a non-interactive Dynamics 365 user account (or application
access in Business Central) that can access the system but only via the web service layer. Internal users and
devices accessing Dynamics 365 data indirectly through a portal or via an API to a separate service (such
Microsoft Outlook) must also be properly licensed, regardless of whether they are set up as a Dynamics 365
user for the service.
For example:
Dynamics 365 applications use Dataverse capacity and features to store and secure data. Power Apps users
who have a Power Apps license may use custom applications to access (that is, create, read, update or delete)
any Dynamics 365 non-restricted table in the Dataverse. However, Power Apps users and devices that need to
create, update, or delete data in Dynamics 365 restricted tables must be properly licensed for Dynamics 365.
For more details on Dynamics 365 restricted tables, see Restricted tables requiring Dynamics 365 licenses -
Power Apps | Microsoft Docs.
Note that if a licensed user receives data from an unlicensed user, the licensed user may manually enter this
information into Dynamics 365. This scenario is not considered multiplexing because the manual action of
moving and entering the data is performed by a licensed user.
For qualifying indirect transaction types, the Operations – Order Lines license may also be used for indirect
access without a user or device license. Please see the Operations – Order Lines license section for details.
For additional information about multiplexing, see the Microsoft Multiplexing Overview.
Dual write
Dual write enables customers to synchronize data from the AOS applications Commerce, Finance, Supply Chain
Management, and Project Operations into Dataverse. The dual write capability is configured at the table level,
enabling you to designate the specific tables to synchronize with Dataverse. Find more details here.
A specific license is not required to enable dual write, nor is additional licensing required if you want to
configure dual write against unrestricted tables. When dual write is configured against a restricted table,
however, users making updates in Dynamics 365 that result in updates to those restricted tables must be
appropriately licensed. For example, if Finance users are leveraging dual write to integrate the Invoice Process
(a Dataverse restricted table), these users need to be appropriately licensed.
For a list of restricted tables, please check here.
You can add up to 15 tables (standard and/or custom) per Team Members application module. If you want to view (read only) more than
15 tables, you can do so by creating dashboards and sub-grids. See more information on Team Members license documentation.
To make it easier to understand the licenses required, each Commerce, Finance, Human Resources, Project
Operations, and Supply Chain Management security role has a predetermined user type. By assigning security
roles to users, you can identify what user license those users require.
For example, in a manufacturing organization, the accountants and field service technicians require different
use rights. By assigning those user groups to the appropriate security role, you can ensure they get the
functionality they need and determine the user license type that is required.
Notes:
• You can assign multiple security roles to one user. In that case, the highest user license type required
will cover all the user’s needed rights. Full user licensing is the highest type.
• You can also configure or customize security roles. This may impact the license required for the new or
modified roles. Please refer to Customization/Licensing Requirements for more information about how
such customization can impact licensing requirements.
• Financial reporting functionality is included in select Dynamics 365 products. To get use rights for this
functionality, financial report designers need a Finance user license, and financial report viewers need a
Team Members license.
• Admin rights apply across Commerce, Finance, and Supply Chain Management. For example, if you
have a Finance license, you have admin rights not only for Finance but also Supply Chain Management
and Commerce.
• Operations – Activity and Team Members use rights are included in full user licenses, and those rights
apply across products. For instance, a Finance user has use rights to Operations – Activity level access
to Commerce and Supply Chain Management, as well as the use rights for Team Members level access
to those workloads and to Customer Service, Field Service, Project Operations, and Sales.
• Human Resources Self Service use rights are included in the Team Members and full user licenses.
Those use rights apply across Commerce, Customer Service, Field Service, Finance, Human Resources,
Supply Chain Management, and Sales.
Trials
You can learn about Dynamics 365 trial criteria and agreement period, and sign up for trials at these links:
• Sales
• Customer Service
• Field Service
• Marketing
• Finance
• Supply Chain Management
• Commerce
• Human Resources
• Remote Assist
• Guides
• Business Central
At any time during your trial, you can activate a subscription and keep your data and customizations. Trial
support is the same as what customers receive when purchasing Dynamics 365. Premium level support options
are not available during the trial period, however.
Service support
The support benefits included in subscription licenses are applicable if you license Dynamics 365 or Power
Platform via an Enterprise Agreement (EA), Enterprise Subscription Agreement (ESA), Enrollment for Education
Solutions (EES), Microsoft Online Subscription Agreement (MOSA), or Microsoft Products and Services
Agreement (MPSA). Learn more about support options, which include:
• Professional Direct Support
• Unified Support (for enterprise solutions)
The Microsoft Cloud Solution Provider (CSP) program enables partners to manage their customers’ success.
Support for Business Central is available solely through CSP partners.
Dynamics 365 capabilities only when Dynamics 365 Project Operations is installed in
Team Members Dataverse.
Use Rights
Overview
51 Use Rights: Clarify • Create and submit time entries
Project • Create and submit expense entries
Operations • Create and submit material usage
• Approve time entries, expense entries, material usage, and invoices