See my review of the early access version of these New Team Member Apps for Dynamics 365 for more details. I’ve blogged about the underlying mechanism for linking service plans to application types, which will first be used for Team Members and down the line probably also for other licensing types.Ģ020 Release Wave 1 will introduce three new App Modules with pre-configured experiences for Team Members: Sales Team Member, Customer Service Team Member and Project Resource Hub. So, the actual rights for Team Member licenses are not changing, but there will be technical limitations on what the users are actually allowed to do.
The release plan contains several items that talk about licensing enforcement. Q1: What’s changing in the 2020 Release Wave 1 for users equipped with Dynamics 365 Team Member license?
At the end of the day the customer is always responsible for being compliant with their own legal agreements that may have specific terms included. Please do also leave a comment if you see errors in the answers I’ve written.Īs always with enterprise software licensing, ultimately the answers need to come from materials published by the software vendor, i.e. It’s a point-in-time blog post that may well be outdated tomorrow already. The answers are my own interpretations, based on what I’ve seen from MS or other community members. Here’s a collection of recent questions from the Dynamics 365 and Power Apps use community on licensing topics.
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