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The licensing model for Business Central On Premise is based on a perpetual licensing model. This means that once you have purchased the software, you own it permanently and can use it for as long as you like without any additional payments for the software itself. However, you may need to pay for ongoing support and maintenance services to keep the software up to date and secure.
There are two main types of licenses available for Business Central On Premise:
Full User License: A Full User License gives users complete access to all of the functionality within Business Central. This includes access to all of the features and modules of the software, such as financial management, supply chain management, project management, and more. Full User Licenses are typically purchased for employees who need access to the full range of functionality within Business Central.
Device License: A Device License is a license that is tied to a specific device, such as a computer or tablet. This type of license allows multiple users to access Business Central from the same device. Device Licenses are typically used in situations where multiple users need occasional access to Business Central, but do not require full access to all of the features and functionality of the software.
In addition to these two main types of licenses, there are also various add-on modules and functionality available for Business Central On Premise that can be licensed separately. These include modules for manufacturing, service management, and more.
It is important to work with a Microsoft Dynamics partner to determine the right licensing model for your business based on your specific needs and requirements.
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