Jun 23 2021 05:08 AM - edited Jun 23 2021 07:50 AM
We have trialled Microsoft Business Voice and I'm planning to purchase on the current deal in uk before end June which is for £9 per user pm.
Any help appreciated - first time of posting.
Jun 29 2021 05:34 PM - last edited on Jun 30 2021 10:06 AM by ThereseSolimeno
Jun 29 2021 05:34 PM - last edited on Jun 30 2021 10:06 AM by ThereseSolimeno
SolutionHi @SandBBGA
- You can keep the numbers you are using. Those numbers you have assigned to your users are numbers in your tenant
- You should only pay for 2 as the trial itself ought to expire leaving you with the 2 licences. You should be able to buy two licences on a real subscription giving you 27 licences, and then the trial expires moving down to 25.
What I would say, since you are a non-profit, is to make sure you aren't already, make sure you are using the non-profit plans (as in you haven't just signed up for a commercial trial). If you have you'll need to reach out to Microsoft to convert (you'll need a charity number for proof)
https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/nonprofits/microsoft-365
Only mentioning this as I have seem some non-profits caught out. As you are a small org it may be worth reaching out to a Microsoft CSP Partner who can support you directly here in the UK and should be familiar with doing this. If you put 'Microsoft 365 CSP Partner UK' into your browser you would see a lot of them
Hope that answers your question
Best, Chris
Jun 30 2021 10:29 AM
Jun 29 2021 05:34 PM - last edited on Jun 30 2021 10:06 AM by ThereseSolimeno
Jun 29 2021 05:34 PM - last edited on Jun 30 2021 10:06 AM by ThereseSolimeno
SolutionHi @SandBBGA
- You can keep the numbers you are using. Those numbers you have assigned to your users are numbers in your tenant
- You should only pay for 2 as the trial itself ought to expire leaving you with the 2 licences. You should be able to buy two licences on a real subscription giving you 27 licences, and then the trial expires moving down to 25.
What I would say, since you are a non-profit, is to make sure you aren't already, make sure you are using the non-profit plans (as in you haven't just signed up for a commercial trial). If you have you'll need to reach out to Microsoft to convert (you'll need a charity number for proof)
https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/nonprofits/microsoft-365
Only mentioning this as I have seem some non-profits caught out. As you are a small org it may be worth reaching out to a Microsoft CSP Partner who can support you directly here in the UK and should be familiar with doing this. If you put 'Microsoft 365 CSP Partner UK' into your browser you would see a lot of them
Hope that answers your question
Best, Chris