Microsoft 365 Business Standard | 12-Month Subscription | 1 person | Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, OneDrive | 1TB OneDrive Cloud Storage | PC/Mac Instant Download | Activation Required

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To help organisations manage employee data on their devices, Business Premium also provides Windows 11 features and Intune for managing corporate and personal devices. Windows Pro Upgrade

Several of the Microsoft 365 and Office 365 plans have add-ons that you can buy for your subscription. An add-on provides additional functionality to the subscription. For more information, see Buy or edit an add-on for Office 365 for business. Service Select View the apps and services included with this subscription for a detailed list of what’s available in your subscription. Collaborative working is possible in documents and spreadsheets, and files are saved and synced across all of your devices with OneDrive and SharePoint. Availability of audio conferencing and calling plans varies by country/region. See countries and regions that are supported for more information.

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There’s one more key difference. With Business Standard, firms can choose how much control Microsoft has over your data. There’s a more in-depth option that’s ideal for any company that already has its own domain, but you’ll need more tech know-how to get going. You’re able to restrict data sharing, prevent unauthorized users from accessing company information, and give trusted employees elevated levels of access no matter where they work, which means you get maximum versatility for hybrid staff. For information about how to change subscriptions, including how to move from a trial to a paid subscription, see Switch to a different Microsoft 365 plan or subscription. After you sign up for Microsoft 365 for business, it’s important to set up your account. In general, the steps involve:

The Simplified Sign Up terms of use have been recently updated, and notably they clarify licensing and data ownership for multi-user business subscriptions. For continued service of your business subscription, you may either visit the Microsoft 365 admin Center and stay using Simplified Sign Up (and agree to use the Microsoft Services Agreement Supplemental), or visit the Microsoft 365 admin Center and add a business domain (and use the Microsoft Online Services Agreement). To help you choose which of these two modes best suits your needs, consult the table at the top of this article. Pretty soon, though, you’re going to hit the limits of Microsoft 365 Family, especially if you’re part of a growing business or if you operate in a larger team. If that’s the case, then you or your business should stump up for a Microsoft 365 Business product. After your one-month free trial ends, your subscription will automatically convert into a 12-month paid subscription and you will be charged the applicable subscription fee. Cancel anytime during your free trial to stop future charges. Credit card required to sign-up. Learn more. Availability of Audio Conferencing and Calling plans varies by country/region. See countries and regions that are supported for more information. You can combine Enterprise, Business, and standalone plans (for example, Exchange Online Plan 1) within a single account. Standalone servicesHere are some key steps to getting started with Microsoft 365 small business. Step 1 - Sign up for a Microsoft 365 business plan Defender for Business brings the enterprise-grade capabilities of Defender for Endpoint to small and medium-sized businesses. If you're wondering how Defender for Business compares to Defender for Endpoint Plan 1 and 2, you can use the following table: Feature/capability