Project operation trial version

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Posted on by Afazal

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Dear All,

I am new to project operation, i want to create a trial version of project operations, when i created a trial version, it created the D365 Finance and Operation trial,

how we can create the trial version.

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ba365guy 2,950 on at

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RE: Project operation trial version

1. Go to Start a Free Trial for Microsoft Dynamics 365| Microsoft Dynamics 365

2. Scroll down to the following section and click on try for free

3. Fill in details and proceed with instructions for a preview trial.

If you are looking for Project Operations only as stand alone and not related to Finance and Operations, i recommend using lite mode of deployment . In the process of setting up the instance, you will be asked to choose mode of deployment in the last step. Choose lite mode.

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RE: Project operation trial version

It looks like you are on your way.

Based on the licensing provided to you for the Trial - you would be able to establish your preferred instance of Project Operations from within your power platform admin area - when logged in with your demo tenant (trial) credentials.Pay attention to the .onmicrosoft.com part of the login in case you forget.

https://admin.powerplatform.microsoft.com

But first, see what environments were installed in under power platform admin area "environments". I have noted that trial behaviour seems to have changed recently.

You may notice a CE environment for Project Operations, and you can always start here (URL Below) and create an instance, based on capacity constraints.

https://admin.powerplatform.microsoft.com/projectoperations

Some of the documentation online seems to be a bit dated but here is a link:

Deploy Project Operations - lite | Microsoft Docs

You can always answer as verified if you found something helpful. This way the community can benefit from the reponse.

Christopher Schilling

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