How would I license this?

I have a customer in the social sector. He owns multiple homes for young people who cannot live with their parents for various reasons. They are neither a charity or a non-profit organisation. Nevert...

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DanielNiccoli

Steel Contributor

Jan 05, 2018

F1 is still a user license. Managing 104 users is out of the question. Too much bureaucracy, too time consuming, to expensive in the end.

All we want is 13 computers, each having a single account (home1, home2) with a single mailbox (home1@..., home2@...) and access to Word, Excel where 8 therapists can logon to each computer.

Steven Collier

MVP

Jan 06, 2018

DanielNiccoli, I agree with Cian Allner, the profile you've described for the therapists fits with the F1 definition relatively well, it's designed for frontline/kiosk tyoe workers.

Managing their accounts needn't be complicated, Microsoft Stafhub (a tool built for these type of workers) includes a specific mode to make managing the accounts easy. All their manager needs to do is enter the name and mobile phone for a therapist, Staffhub sends them texts and walks them through provisioning accounts etc. See

https://support.office.com/en-us/article/Let-Microsoft-StaffHub-provision-accounts-for-firstline-workers-22ef209e-603c-4b32-98a0-4a9a9b50eec9

F1 won't licnese them for Office Pro Plus, but they ill have a OneDrive and the ability to use the web versions of Office.

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