• Adds cloud-based PBX (call control) capabilities to Microsoft Teams, including call transfer, voicemail, call queues, and auto attendant. It's the core Phone System license that turns Teams into a full phone system — a PSTN calling plan (domestic, international, or pay-as-you-go) is needed separately to make and receive outside calls.

  • A paid add-on to Microsoft Teams that layers on advanced meeting protection, AI-powered features, and premium branding. Includes intelligent meeting recap with multi-language translation, watermarking and end-to-end encryption for sensitive meetings, and advanced webinar and event branding tools — designed for organisations needing extra security and polish beyond what's included in Teams Enterprise.

  • Adds advanced meeting room capabilities to Microsoft Teams Rooms devices, including intelligent audio/video, front row view, and dual-screen support. Also unlocks centralised device management — remote configuration, conditional access, and detailed analytics — needed once you scale beyond 25 rooms or want enterprise-grade room management.

  • Adds advanced meeting room capabilities to Microsoft Teams Rooms devices — intelligent audio/video, front row view, dual-screen support, and centralised remote device management — but does not include PSTN dial-in audio conferencing. Suited to rooms handling hybrid or in-office meetings without a need for phone-based call-in access.

  • A per-space license for managing shared desks and rooms in Microsoft Places (formerly Teams Shared Devices). Each license covers up to four desks, enabling desk reservations, auto-release policies, and space-based usage analytics — built for admins managing shared workspaces rather than for individual end users.

  • Microsoft 365/Office 365 add-on or licensing tier — see product name for the specific capability (data-loss-prevention policies, extra SharePoint/OneDrive storage, or the frontline-worker F3 plan).

  • The entry-level Office 365 Enterprise plan, providing web and mobile versions of Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook alongside Microsoft Teams, SharePoint, and Exchange Online with a 50GB mailbox. Includes core security features but no desktop Office apps — suited to organisations needing enterprise-grade collaboration without the full desktop suite.

  • The entry-level Office 365 Enterprise plan, providing web and mobile versions of Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook alongside SharePoint and Exchange Online with a 50GB mailbox — without Microsoft Teams included. Suited to organisations that license Teams separately via a standalone Teams SKU.

  • A comprehensive enterprise Office suite combining full desktop, web, and mobile Office apps with Exchange Online (100GB mailbox), SharePoint, Microsoft Teams, and core compliance features like eDiscovery and legal hold. Built for organisations needing the complete Office desktop experience alongside enterprise-grade collaboration, without the advanced security of E5.

  • Cloud productivity suite bundling Exchange Online email, Microsoft Teams, and web/desktop versions of Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneDrive and SharePoint, at this specific licensing tier.

  • Microsoft's top-tier Office 365 suite, combining full desktop, web, and mobile Office apps with HD video conferencing, 1TB personal storage, advanced analytics, and enterprise-grade security — plus Teams Phone system and Audio Conferencing built in for a complete calling and meetings solution.

  • Microsoft's top-tier Office 365 suite, combining full desktop, web, and mobile Office apps with 1TB personal storage, advanced analytics, and enterprise-grade security and compliance — without Microsoft Teams included. Suited to organisations that license Teams separately via a standalone Teams SKU.