D365 Marketing first, and then adding Sales app licenses - is this possible?

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Posted on by Richard@BarheadAU

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Hello Forum,

We have a potential client who wants to prioritise D365 Marketing, and then later add the Sales App

The stand-alone ($1500) license is available for marketing-only use cases. My questions are around if/how this can then be extended to add the Sales App

Can the client later add Sales App licenses to the stand-along D365 Marketing SKU?
Are there any limitations/differences in functionality via this approach, compared to if the client took a more 'normal' approach of D365 For Sales first, and then adding D365 Marketing on top. Can we still build processed flows in the same way? Can we still modify/extend the CDS in the same way? Can we still build integrations in the same way?

Also, with the stand-alone license, how many users can there be? IS there any limitation?

Thanks,

Richard

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Hi Richard,

Yes - its possible to deploy D365 marketing standalone, and later deploy Sales app.

Yes, you can extend the CDS for the marketing entities that are available as part of standalone app. You can use the platform capabilities like workflows, plugins within the context of marketing on such a deployment.

D365 marketing is not licensed by users but by contacts, there are no limitations on number of users (apart from any platform limits, independent of the app itself). docs.microsoft.com/.../purchase-setup

Please review terms & conditions prior to deployment, or reach out to your account executive, or licensing expert for any further details. (and we will have one of the PMs reach out to you directly to help with the client!)

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