Microsoft Dynamics 365, a powerful suite of Customer Relationship Management (Dynamics 365 Customer Engagement) and Enterprise Resource Planning (Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations) applications, has redefined how businesses operate globally. From customer insights, sales, customer service and field service to finance, commerce, supply chain management and HR, it seamlessly connects applications across departments to create an integrated and efficient ecosystem.
Each year, Microsoft introduces new features and enhancements in Microsoft Dynamics 365 to help businesses work smarter, save time, and foster collaboration. Take Microsoft Copilot, for instance – the world’s first copilot in both CRM and ERP. This groundbreaking feature brought next-generation AI capabilities to every line of business, setting a new standard in intelligent business applications.
As the new year is about to end, enterprises often evaluate updates in licensing and pricing for the software they rely on. If you are an existing Microsoft Dynamics 365 user, you are likely curious about any pricing changes.
Here’s the update: for the first time in over five years, Microsoft has revised the pricing for Dynamics 365. This blog will be your comprehensive Microsoft Dynamics 365 pricing guide, detailing what will change and how it will affect your organization.
