Thank you for reaching out regarding the issue with assigning HR licenses to users in D365. It sounds like you're encountering a licensing error that can sometimes arise due to specific prerequisites. To address this, first ensure that the user already has the necessary base licenses assigned, as HR licenses may require specific foundational licenses (like Finance or Operations) to be in place before they can be assigned. Additionally, check the user’s property page to verify that all required services are enabled, as the error message suggests that there might be additional services needed.
Since you're currently using FinOps V10.0.38 and preparing to upgrade to V10.0.40, it’s also worth consulting the release notes for any changes or new prerequisites related to HR licenses. Reviewing Microsoft’s official documentation on D365 licensing can provide further insight into any additional services or roles that must be configured. If the issue persists, contacting Microsoft support may offer additional assistance and clarification on any licensing requirements or system settings that need adjustment.
Effective communication in your organization is vital, especially when addressing technical issues like this. It’s essential that your HR and IT teams collaborate closely to ensure that all users have the necessary licenses and permissions to access the tools they need for their roles. Please feel free to reach out if you need more assistance or have further questions. I’m here to help!
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