List Of All Office 365 Services

[Adam Fowler]

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 for Business Online

Teams
Planner

To-Do

Flow
Staffhub

[#2]

I'm also looking same list, specially to disable some services to users. When I run the following command at powershell

(Get-MsolUser -UserPrincipalName "user@domain.com").Licenses.ServiceStatus.serviceplan|select servicename,servicetype

I get this list of services, but I would like to add the description to them so could be more informative for other admins.

[#3 · Accepted solution]

maybe this image is of help!

[#4]

That's a great graphic - found the original source here:

icsh.pt/O365Table

I might use that one, but at the same time would be good to have an official source on all these services rather than a 3rd party.

[#5]

Hi Adam,

This links could help you.

https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office-365-platform-service-description.aspxhttps://tech...

https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office-365-suite-features.aspx 

[#6]

Hi,

Can you try adding those links again please? None of them seem to work...

[#7]

Hi Adam,

Here thy are:

https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office-365-platform-service-description.aspx

https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office-365-suite-features.aspx

[#8]

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.

[#9]

Still looking for a complete list - for example, Forms isn't on there. 

[#10]

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.

Microsoft Forms is available in Preview in the following Office 365 commercial suites: Office 365 Business Essentials, Office 365 Business Premium, and Office 365 Enterprise E1, E3, and E5 plans. Microsoft Forms is also available to existing Office 365 Enterprise E4 customers who purchased E4 before its retirement."

Read more here - https://support.office.com/en-us/article/Frequently-asked-questions-about-Microsoft-Forms-495c4242-6...

[#11]

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 🙂

[#12]

Hi Adam,

It is on this two links.

https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office-365-platform-service-description.aspx

15 Microsoft Forms is only available in Office 365 Education plans, including Office 365 E5 Education. It is not available in Office 365 Enterprise E5

https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office-365-suite-features.aspx

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Microsoft Forms is a new part of Office 365 Education that allows teachers and students to quickly and easily create custom quizzes, surveys, questionnaires, registrations, and more. When you create a quiz or form, you can invite others to respond to it using any web browser, even on mobile devices. As results are submitted, you can use built-in analytics to evaluate responses. Form data, such as quiz results, can be easily exported to Excel for additional analysis or grading. To learn more, see What is Microsoft Forms?

[#13]

https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office-365-platform-service-description.aspx

15 Microsoft Forms is only available in Office 365 Education plans, including Office 365 E5 Education. It is not available in Office 365 Enterprise E5

https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office-365-suite-features.aspx

---

Microsoft Forms is a new part of Office 365 Education that allows teachers and students to quickly and easily create custom quizzes, surveys, questionnaires, registrations, and more. When you create a quiz or form, you can invite others to respond to it using any web browser, even on mobile devices. As results are submitted, you can use built-in analytics to evaluate responses. Form data, such as quiz results, can be easily exported to Excel for additional analysis or grading. To learn more, see What is Microsoft Forms?

[#14]

Hard to find a complete list with so many changes arriving in Office 365 each month. For example those TechNet articles don't reflect that Stream is GA now.

For user education Microsoft doesn't provide much to work with. I've used the periodic table chart above in some cases and this is another useful graphic.

http://www.onpointsolutions.com.au/adoption-blog/2016/11/30/office-365-isnt-it-just-office-2106-in-t...

[#15]

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-...

[#16]

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

[#17]

Thanks for this answer and like Adam I want to know the description for the user's services.

In our tenant we see Something like this :

-----------           ------------------
EXCHANGE_S_FOUNDATION Success
Microsoft Stream      Success
EXCHANGE_S_FOUNDATION Success
POWERVIDEOSFREE       Success
POWERFLOWSFREE        Success
POWERAPPSFREE         Success
BPOS_S_TODO_2         Success
FORMS_PLAN_E3         Success
STREAM_O365_E3        Success
Deskless              Success
FLOW_O365_P2          Success
POWERAPPS_O365_P2     Success
TEAMS1                Success
PROJECTWORKMANAGEMENT Success
SWAY                  Success
INTUNE_O365           Success
YAMMER_ENTERPRISE     Success
RMS_S_ENTERPRISE      Success
OFFICESUBSCRIPTION    Success
MCOSTANDARD           Success
SHAREPOINTWAC         Success
SHAREPOINTENTERPRISE  Success
EXCHANGE_S_ENTERPRISE Success
FLOW_P2_VIRAL         Success
POWERAPPS_P2_VIRAL    Success
FLOW_P2_VIRAL         Success
ADALLOM_S_DISCOVERY   PendingProvisioning
MFA_PREMIUM           Success
AAD_PREMIUM           Success
AAD_PREMIUM_P2        Success
EXCHANGE_S_FOUNDATION Success
BI_AZURE_P0           Success
BPOS_S_TODO_1         Success
FORMS_PLAN_E1         Success
STREAM_O365_E1        Success
Deskless              Success
FLOW_O365_P1          Success
POWERAPPS_O365_P1     Success
TEAMS1                Success
SHAREPOINTWAC         Success
PROJECTWORKMANAGEMENT Success
SWAY                  Success
INTUNE_O365           Success
YAMMER_ENTERPRISE     Success
MCOSTANDARD           Success
SHAREPOINTSTANDARD    Success
EXCHANGE_S_STANDARD   Success

We see two services BPOS_TODO

On users we can found this :

-----------           ------------------
EXCHANGE_S_FOUNDATION PendingProvisioning
Microsoft Stream      Success
EXCHANGE_S_FOUNDATION PendingProvisioning
BI_AZURE_P0           Success
BPOS_S_TODO_2         PendingProvisioning
FORMS_PLAN_E3         Success
STREAM_O365_E3        Success
Deskless              Success
FLOW_O365_P2          Success
POWERAPPS_O365_P2     Success
TEAMS1                Success
PROJECTWORKMANAGEMENT Success
SWAY                  Success
INTUNE_O365           PendingActivation
YAMMER_ENTERPRISE     Success
RMS_S_ENTERPRISE      Disabled
OFFICESUBSCRIPTION    Success
MCOSTANDARD           Success
SHAREPOINTWAC         Success
SHAREPOINTENTERPRISE  Success
EXCHANGE_S_ENTERPRISE Disabled

We see now only one service BPOS_TODO...

Is there somebody to say me what is BPOS_TODO_1 ? BPOS_TODO_2 ?...

We have annoying discussions betwsen colleagues about the tasks tile and the new todo service ?

Is it BPOS_TODO_2 service plan for tasks or for todo ?

Thanks a lot  for your answers about this dilemna.

[#18]

BPOS_S_TODO_1 is To-Do Plan1 under E1

BPOS_S_TODO_2 is To-Do Plan2 under E3 

As far as I can trace back. 
Not much info in differences in Plans available (yet). Hope this helps you a bit @Marie-Hélène GUILBAUD

[#19]

Very thanks for your answer. It's very logical.

So I complete your post with the BPOS_S_TODO_3 code : it seems to represent the E5 Plan. I see this label on my MSDN Developer Tenant.

ServicePlan             ProvisioningStatus

-----------             ------------------

BPOS_S_TODO_3           Success

FORMS_PLAN_E5           Success

STREAM_O365_E5          Success

FLOW_O365_P2            Success

POWERAPPS_O365_P2       Success

TEAMS1                  Success

PROJECTWORKMANAGEMENT   Success

SWAY                    Success

INTUNE_O365             PendingActivation

OFFICESUBSCRIPTION      Success

MCOSTANDARD             Success

EXCHANGE_S_ENTERPRISE   Disabled

SHAREPOINTWAC_DEVELOPER Success

SHAREPOINT_S_DEVELOPER  Success

EXCHANGE_S_FOUNDATION   PendingProvisioning

BI_AZURE_P0             Success

Have a nice day

[#20]

Hi,

You can check below article which contains Product names and service plan identifiers for licensing.

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/active-directory-licensing-product-and-servi...

You can also use below tool which convert subscription String ID to friendly display name.

https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/Office-365-EMS-SKU-ID-to-0306f04b?redir=0 

[#21]

That conversion tool still mostly works as of October 2018, although it didn't have entries for STREAM_O365_SMB, O365_SB_Relationship_Management, or INTUNE_O365.

Strange that Microsoft hasn't provided a way in Powershell (or in the Azure module, more specifically) to contact the O365 servers to convert the SKUIDs to the "friendly names" used in the O365 portal (or at least I haven't found a way yet). One would think that would be very handy to have for us Admins. Stranger still is that the converter tool is an EXE.