Dynamics 365 F&SCM Security & Licensing Analysis
Microsoft License Enforcement Begins August 30, 2025
Microsoft is enforcing user license compliance in Dynamics 365 Finance & Supply Chain. Beginning May 15, 2025, users without the correct license assignments will see a “soft block” banner. Starting August 30, 2025, enforcement becomes a “hard block”—users will lose access entirely unless properly licensed based on their assigned security roles.
Many organizations are uncertain whether their current license assignments align with Microsoft’s latest rules or how to verify this. A focused Microsoft licensing analysis provides clarity before disruption occurs.
What’s Included in Your Microsoft Licensing Analysis
Role-to-License Alignment
Assess which licenses are required based on each user's current security role—using Microsoft’s updated enforcement logic.
Licensing Model Review
Compare your current licensing model to alternatives and uncover potential cost savings.
Optimization & Compliance Report
Receive a clear report identifying over-licensed or mislicensed users, along with remediation steps.
Guided Expert Review
Walk through findings in a 1:1 session to plan next steps and prepare for enforcement.
Why Act Now?
- Enforcement begins August 30, 2025
- License compliance is now tied to security role assignments
- Incorrect licensing leads to blocked access, audit exposure, and unnecessary costs
- Limited time dicounted offer
Get Ahead of Microsoft's Licensing Enforcement
Avoid surprises, overspending, or last-minute scrambling. A Microsoft licensing analysis delivers clear insights, actionable fixes, and confidence heading into Microsoft’s 2025 enforcement.