Subscription Management for Dynamics 365 (online)
Updated: August 14, 2017
Applies To: Dynamics 365 (online), Dynamics CRM Online
If you’re an administrator who performs tasks associated with your organization’s subscription to Microsoft Dynamics 365 (online), this documentation is designed for you. Plus, it can also help other users to ramp up with Dynamics 365 (online).
If you don’t have Dynamics 365 (online), see Try Dynamics 365 (online).
The topic is a roadmap of key administrative and deployment tasks, from adding and registering users through preparing the system for first use, and sending email to users inviting them to access the online service. There are links to step-by-step instructions for every task.
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This documentation doesn’t include information about a federated deployment that allows single sign-on (SSO). For more information about identity federation and SSO with the Microsoft Online Services environment, see Prepare for single sign-on. |
If you subscribe through Microsoft Online Services, you can also read about how Microsoft Dynamics 365 (online) interacts with Microsoft Office 365. You will learn how this subscription provides you with a single location to manage your subscription to Dynamics 365 (online) and other Office 365 services.
More information:
In This Section
Important information for CRM Online customers
Important information for CRM Online volume license customers
Dynamics 365 (online) terminology
Switch from Dynamics CRM Online to Dynamics 365 (online)
Manage Microsoft Dynamics 365 (online) updates
Policies and Communications for Dynamics 365 (online)
Restrict access to Dynamics 365 (online) with trusted IP rules
Get started administering Microsoft Dynamics 365 (online)
Manage subscriptions, licenses, and user accounts
Manage Microsoft Dynamics 365 (online) instances
Migrate Microsoft Dynamics 365 (online) to Microsoft Dynamics 365 (on-premises)
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