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ISV for On-Prem
Hi all, We would like to develop an ISV app for on-premise deployments with our own object range (reserved by Microsoft). What are the steps that we need to take in order to allow such object range on our customers' licenses? Are there steps to take via the partner center? Thanks in advance!ISV Offering SaaS vs On-Prem
Hi all, We are a partner and have some apps on the marketplace (appsource) for customers to download. We would like to offer the same apps for on-premise deplyments as well. How would we go about object numbers and customers' licenses? How do we add our object id range we develop in to be part of the customers' license? Thanks in advance!
Bridge 2 Cloud- Migrating CSP Partner During Term
We have a customer wanting to move from their existing CSP provider to ourselves, but they have a ‘bridge 2 cloud’ promotion of 40% discount which is mid-term. Can you confirm whether we could leverage this offer for them if we migrated their services to us, and whether the discount would carry over to us and be honoured so that they are not affected. If so, is there a particular process that would need to be followed or is it the same as migrating any CSP customer? Many thanks,
How long the Business Central environment remains as it is after subscription is expired?
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/commerce/subscriptions/what-if-my-subscription-expires?view=o365-worldwide When investigating about this topic, it is often confused with "how long customers can access to the database even Microsoft support team. In fact, we were once told that the database (environment) will be destroyed step by step 30days after subscription is expired. However, this document explains that "the data will be deleted after 90days". Does this mean Business Central environment remains for 90days as it is and will be deleted after 90days? Are customers able to use the same environment without issue if they re-purchase the license within 90days after the subscription is expired?Microsoft Ignite 2024 Book Of News
I wanted to ensure everyone has seen the Book Of News for Microsoft Ignite 2024 Microsoft Ignite 2024 Book of News The Book of News is your guide to our announcements, crafted to streamline your access to the most current updates and furnish you with essential insights into the topics that are most interesting to you. At the core of our latest innovations is our commitment to security. Since launching ourSecure Future Initiative (SFI) one year ago, we have made security the No. 1 job of every employee at Microsoft, dedicated 34,000 engineers to this focus and, at Ignite, we will announce innovations that are rooted in our SFI principles: secure by design, secure by default and secure operations. Thanks John O'Donnell https://www.linkedin.com/in/johnodonnellmsft/
Partner Opportunity to Influence the ISV Copilot Tooling Roadmap.
Microsoft Partners - We're sharing an opportunity for you to contribute to the Microsoft roadmap for tooling and capabilities that help ISVs build, deploy, and monitor Copilots. Voice your company's thoughts on what features and capabilities would help your company whether you're considering a custom Copilot or have already built one. Complete this survey (~5 mins) by EOD 11/22 to influence the roadmap. In this context, Copilot refers custom Copilots, Microsoft Copilots extensions, autonomous agents, and genAI infused Industry applications.Price increase D365, impact on Base/Attach model?
Hi all, Microsoft announced a general price increase of D365 licenses, with a increase of 10-15% for certain suites. See following blog:New pricing for Microsoft Dynamics 365 effective October 2024 - Microsoft Dynamics 365 Blog. I wonder how this price increase will affect the Base/Attach model and combinations you can make. Eg. the D365 Sales Enterprise license with increase from $95 --> $105. While the D365 BC Premium will remain on $100 (no increase for BC). This means, Sales Enterprise will be more expensive than BC Premium. Currently we can attach Sales Enterprise on a BC Premium license: General rule of thumb is that the Base license must be the highest priced license, and Attach licenses should be the cheaper licenses. But with this price change this will be turned around between Sales/BC. So how will this price increase impact the Base/Attach model for such cases and existing customers? Cheers, Martijn
