So let's talk a little bit more about those licenses so they can mix and match.
Typically, they have to be on all the same platform.
You're either in small business or enterprise.
I put this up here not too long ago.
And really some of that has already been started to gray because between even writing the slide and
right now they've moved their subscriptions all around.
So just keep in mind that they all should be on the same platform.
There is a plethora of licenses for the small business and there's a plethora of licenses for enterprise.
The pricing is pretty close.
So once again, just look at the tables and decide what it is you would like.
You can also manage licenses for project and the CRM projects.
So you'll see here we have Dynamic CRM, Mike SoloPower, B.I, the project online.
Those are not part of the core offering.
The core offering here is that someone has enterprise E3 licensing and that's the core of the Microsoft
Office install and the flow of the email.
All of these others are literally add ons.
So dynamic's is going to be an additional cost.
Power B.I is going to be an additional cost.
Project online can be an additional cost.
Now off the top of my head, I don't know them all because they change, but I'm going to say that very
easily.
Each one of these subscriptions because to 30 dollars each.
So once again, you're going to know exactly what your users need.
And you can manage them as often as you need to.