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Whilst I understand pricing rates will vary by country/region, I would like to understand the pricing mechanisms - is Syntex priced per user and if so, what constitutes a user - is it the person creating the 'sets', running the models, uploading a document to a library that will be "syntexed" 🙂 or something else?
Also, what permission levels do I need to implement Syntex our IT is pretty locked down and I'd like to do some POCs before building a case. Thank you
Most of Microsoft Syntex will require no upfront seat licensing and will be available to almost all M365 commercial plans. Once activated, you will be able classify and extract content, content assembly, eSignature, OCR, image tag, translate, summarize etc. priced per page or per doc, generally, on a pay as you go basis. Unstructured doc processing and prebuilt models will be launched this month as metered services in preview with an initial cost of free (pricing to be disclosed for GA).
- JamesEccles
Microsoft
This article explains the way the licensing works, including what the specific actions are that would constitute a user needing a license - https://learn.microsoft.com/en-gb/microsoft-365/contentunderstanding/syntex-licensing We also announced at Ignite, that we will be moving many services in Syntex from a user based license, to a Pay-As-You-Go model over the coming months. This means you wouldn't need a user license, and instead would pay for what you consume. To do some testing, the minimum you would need is for your IT to create a Content Center site and give you permissions to it- https://learn.microsoft.com/en-gb/microsoft-365/contentunderstanding/create-a-content-center Better yet, have them start a free trial so you can get hands on with more of the capabilities - https://learn.microsoft.com/en-gb/microsoft-365/contentunderstanding/trial-syntex
