So there are a lot of tasks that we need in order to manage users.
So when you manage a user, obviously we have the user name, which is their log in name.
We have to manage their email address.
We can manage their product licenses.
So let's say in this particular case, Bertha had an unlicensed account, so she wasn't using 365.
Maybe it's a new employee and we're waiting for her to start.
So she's unlicensed.
But you can.
Right click and manage the licenses and you can assign one.
Now, licenses are procured two different ways.
If you're the perpetual do it yourselfer, then you probably have your credit card on file in the Office
365 portal and you can buy licenses with reckless abandon.
Doesn't matter.
You can buy whatever you need if you are managed by an I.T. group.
Most of the time you're actually going to pay the same thing as you want on your credit card, because
Microsoft does dictate what the licensing is and they control it.
However, the big difference between that is the I.T. group would buy the license for you.
Sue would tell them you need a new one.
They would procure it.
It would show up in the console and you would be able to use it.
The advantage, of course, is that an I.T. group might understand licensing a lot closer than your
average user.
So sometimes it's good to lean on them and make sure you're getting the licensing your licenses again
and probably going to cost the same in either direction.
It's just really where they're going to come from.
What you can also do, the users, as you can manage the groups that they're in, you can edit their
username, of course you can delete the user.
But also all of these that you see in the background, including the name.
Those are all hyperlinks.
So if you want to get all the way into the account for birth or Bethune, then you would click on the
name and it would bring you to every single property you could choose from.