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List Of All Office 365 Services
Hi, I'm looking for a list of everything Office 365 has to offer, service by service and ideally with basic details on each. Is there an official list anywhere? Examples: Exchange Online Skype...
maybe this image is of help!
They used to have a spreadsheet which was pretty comprehensive but it has been retired. This gets tremondously complicated if you need to look at foreign countries (not every thing is available in every country) or if you need to consider Government (which does not have everything). Education gets some stuff that Enterprise doesn't have (e.g. Forms and other stuff).
In addition to the Service Descriptions linked to above, there are the various services that you get with the EM+S suite (Azure AD Premium, Azure Info Protection, Intune, etc) that effectively extend Office 365 service functionality.
There is a very nice infographic at https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/office-365-isnt-just-cloud-kirsty-mcgrath. It is a few months old, so it is slightly incomplete, but it does a great job of conveing just how much stuff is in the suite.
Still looking for a complete list - for example, Forms isn't on there.
I see Forms on the link above from @Nuno, its under the Office 365 Suite Features heading. To see what is in preview, the best source is the Roadmap at https://products.office.com/en-US/business/office-365-roadmap
Another good resource is the Services & Add-ins page in the O365 Admin Center at https://portal.office.com/adminportal/home#/Settings/ServicesAndAddIns
and the Licenses page in Azure AD provides a nice breakdown of every licensable service in each applicable SKU, see https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/active-directory-licensing-group-assignment-azure-portal
Some of the earlier links in this post don't work anymore, so here's the new link to show the Office 365 services and which license is needed:
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office-365-platform-service-description.aspx
Hi Adam,
Forms is in Preview in Comercial suites as you can see.
"Microsoft Forms is generally available in all Office 365 Education suite licensing: Office 365 Education, Office 365 Education Plus, and Office 365 Education E5, as well as existing customers who purchased E3 prior to its retirement.
Hi Nuno,
It's GA in Education, so should still be on that list. Plus, I'd like to know everything that's in public preview too :)
