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I was reviewing the latest Dynamics 365 & PowerApps licensing information, and would like to confirm if my following understanding is correct:
1. User access to PowerApps and Power Automate (Flow) are included in the Dynamics 365 enterprise licenses, such as D365 Sales Enterprise or D365 Customer Service Enterprise. However, users with Dynamics 365 Team Member license does not have access to PowerApps and Power Automate (Flow) and would need to purchase those license separately. Am I correct?
2. User access to 1 Power Apps Portal is included in the Dynamics 365 enterprise licenses, such as D365 Sales Enterprise or D365 Customer Service Enterprise. However, users with Dynamics 365 Team Member license does not have access to the Portal and would need to purchase the Portal license separately. Am I correct?
3. If my statement in #2 above is correct, how could we provision multiple Portals? For example, if we want to set up 1 Portal for development purpose, and 1 Portal for Production for a Dynamics customer, so that the same user can access both the Dev Portal and Production Portal, how would this user be licensed? If this user has the Dynamics 365 for Sales Enterprise license, how many Power Apps Portal does this user have access to? and how to provision this user to access a second Portal if that's possible?
Any advice would be appreciated!
Thank you!
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