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Universal Print available for Microsoft 365 E3 and A3!
Today we’re expanding the Universal Print public preview to include Microsoft 365 E3 and A3 subscriptions. Office 365 E3 and A3 subscriptions are not eligible at this time.
To learn more, please read accessing the Universal Print public preview for step-by-step instructions, support links, and FAQ. And don’t forget to participate in discussions and share your ideas and feature requests with us as you try it out.
As of today, the following subscriptions are eligible to enter the preview:
- Microsoft 365 E3 and A3
- Microsoft 365 E5 and A5
Let us know how it goes!
The Universal Print Team
- res-kizzCopper ContributorDo you know when in September it will be coming to Microsoft Office 365 Business Premium subscriptions?
- Braeden_Petruk_MSFTMicrosoft
res-kizz We don't have a specific date to share yet, but if you want to know as soon as it launches, subscribe to notifications from this Universal Print Announcements section.
- Alan_MeeusMicrosoft
res-kizz Available today:-) let us know how it goes
- AndrewSwanBrass Contributor
Is there confirmation at this stage as to whether or not Microsoft 365 Business Standard customers will have Universal Print included as an add-on (or inclusion) when it exits public preview?
- Braeden_Petruk_MSFTMicrosoft
AndrewSwan Universal Print will not be included in Microsoft 365 Business Standard, but we are considering a standalone subscription option which would enable Universal Print to be added to a subscription at a nominal cost.
- AndrewSwanBrass ContributorThank you for the confirmation!
- Kevin_WhiteCopper ContributorIs this available in all regions? Especially I am interested in Europe and UK?
- Saurabh_BansalMicrosoftYes - its available in Europe and UK
- rits_llCopper Contributor
Universal Print available for Microsoft 365 E3 and A3! Need to rely on other subscriptions? “You can't use Universal Print Trial without a compatible primary subscription. Find compatible subscriptions.”Braeden_Petruk_MSFT
- RoyvdSterrenCopper Contributor
Hi we've Office 365 E3 licenses, but don't have the option to enable it on the tenant.
Is there someting I missed?
- KimmoBCopper Contributor
RoyvdSterren - no you haven't missed anything (well, apart from missing the trial). We are in the same boat, where we have individual O365E5, EMSE5 and Win10E5 licenses, i.e. essentially the licenses that make up the M365 E5 license, but we still won't be able to activate the trial until it becomes available for Win10E5. Also note, that if you just have O365E3, you won't get the trial according to the list at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/universal-print/fundamentals/universal-print-preview-access
You need either an M365 license or a WIn10 license.
Kimmo
- YM-10Copper Contributor
Braeden_Petruk_MSFT Hello - could you please confirm which component it sits in under the M365 A3 Shared Server SKU? Is it Office 365 A3, EMS E3 or Windows 10 Ent for Education A3?
- Braeden_Petruk_MSFTMicrosoftIn your case you'd get it through your Windows 10 A3 subscription.
- YM-10Copper ContributorThanks @BraedenP - I have had them try assign the Windows 10 A3 Subscription but it provides a message stating they are not eligible for the universal print subscription. They have M365 A3 as the Shared Server SKU but not the Unified Shared Server SKU but it doesn't matter as they are both M365 A3 so it should work. Can you please advise what the issue is?
- Braeden_Petruk_MSFTMicrosoft
YM-10 I sent you a PM to collect the necessary details to fix your problem.
- YM-10Copper Contributor
Braeden_Petruk_MSFT Hi I replied back with the information are you able to provide next steps?
- honliumicrosoftMicrosoft
Braeden_Petruk_MSFT hi Braeden, one of my customer is interested in Universal Print. Their current print server is hosted on Windows 2008, and they would like to confirm if Universal Print doesn't print server, and will it be easy for them to switch to Universal Print from their current infra.
- jzinguerCopper ContributorHello all. Is Universal Print preview available for Microsoft 365 E5 CSP subscriptions? Thank you.