Microsoft Dynamics CRM Licensing
Microsoft Dynamics CRM is available across most Microsoft Channels, including Volume Licensing, Business Ready Licensing, ISV Royalty, Hosting (SPLA), and recently announced Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online - providing solutions for a wide range of use scenarios, from small workgroups to large enterprises, and the ability to offer the right solutions to meet Customer's changing business needs.
Server Editions
Different server versions of the software are available. These provide scalability options to meet the needs of the small organisation to the large enterprise. Please contact us to discuss which version is appropriate to your requirements.
- Microsoft Dynamics CRM Workgroup Server
- Microsoft Dynamics CRM Professional Server
- Microsoft Dynamics CRM Enterprise Server
Client Access Licenses
Microsoft Dynamics CRM Professional and Enterprise Servers follow the Microsoft Server/CAL licensing model, meaning that they require a separate Server license for each Server on which the software is installed, plus a User Client Access License (CAL) for every internal user who accesses CRM. The CAL license includes the Microsoft Outlook client integration software.
External Connectors
Information from CRM can be made available to external parties via a website or other application using the CRM external connector. This is a key component if integration is a required part of the solution.
- Full use External Connector (Read/Write)
- Limited External Connector (Read Only)
On Demand
Microsoft Dynamics CRM is also available on a Software as a Service (SaaS) model. This will fall into the On Demand Service Provider License Agreement .
Subscriber Access License (SAL)
In the SAL model, a SAL is required for each unique named individual who is authorised to use the Microsoft Dynamics CRM software in any given month.
