What Dynamics 365 Means for Dynamics CRM Users
Dynamics CRM is becoming Dynamics 365, and with that comes questions about how that change will affect your business and your CRM licenses.
Dynamics CRM is becoming Dynamics 365, and with that comes questions about how that change will affect your business and your CRM licenses.
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This week, Microsoft released their new Azure-based business solution package, Microsoft Dynamics 365. You may have heard that Dynamics CRM is becoming Dynamics 365, so as a Dynamics CRM user, I’m sure that you have a lot of questions about how that change will affect your business and your CRM licenses.
For CRM On-premises users:
For CRM Online users:
When transition time comes, discounted transition pricing is available. You’ll have the choice of only the functionality that you need or you can get a Plan package which includes Dynamics 365 for:
Dynamics 365 Plans are available that include Financials, Operations, and AppSource, where growing number of apps are developed and deployed, most of which are designed to enhance Dynamics CRM functions.
As a CRM Online user, you may notice that you will begin to access your previous CRM Online instance via the Dynamics 365 home page at home.dynamics.com. You’ll notice the difference in that “Dynamics 365 Portal” is now displayed in the header. The tile previously labeled “CRM” in the Office app launcher will now appear as Dynamics 365 and point to the new portal.