#OFFICE 365 ADMIN LICENSE#
Note however, that deactivating any or all features for a user doesn’t affect license consumption these individual controls within the user’s product license are separate from allocating (or removing) a license for a user. You can also turn access to functions like Exchange Online or Microsoft Teams on or off, as well as other services and tools, within a single license for each user. You either need to renew the license or assign them a different, active license. If you don’t renew a license or are past due paying for the latest billing cycle, the user with the expired license won’t be able to use all of their Microsoft 365 products. You can manage expired licenses in the admin center too. (For example, if someone leaves your organization, you can reassign their license to another employee.) This helps you maintain the correct number of licenses your organization needs without paying for unneeded additional licenses (known as “over-licensing”) or running out of licenses. You can also remove a license from one user and reassign it to a different person. As your organizational needs change, you can buy more licenses to accommodate new people. The Microsoft 365 admin center is where you create user accounts and assign licenses to them. You’ll also find links to specialist workspaces such as SharePoint, Teams, Exchange, Security, Compliance, Device Management, and Azure Active Directory from the Microsoft 365 admin center navigation pane. You’ll use the Microsoft 365 admin center to perform tasks such as creating user accounts, managing users rights and access to resources, managing licenses and subscription billing, monitoring service health, and creating service requests.
#OFFICE 365 ADMIN HOW TO#
This tutorial will help you to learn about how to manage subscriptions and licenses for microsoft 365.
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