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Microsoft 365 is a subscription portfolio for productivity, email, files, and, on some plans, security and device management. The contents depend on the plan.

The product master has no published row with manufacturer exactly Microsoft. This page does not invent a SKU, a price, or a license key.

Business Basic is the entry Business plan. It is not Business Standard. Desktop app inclusion is confirmed on the current Microsoft page, not assumed here.

Business Standard is a separate Business plan from Basic and from Premium. Feature and seat rules are read from the current offer for the country.

Business Premium is the Business plan that is usually discussed when the customer needs more security and device management. Intune and Defender for Business are confirmed on the current plan, not copied onto Basic or Standard.

They are three plans. Desktop apps, security products, and device management are the usual points of difference, and the current Microsoft comparison is the authority. This page does not print a price.

Microsoft 365 E3 is an enterprise plan. It is not the same offer as Office 365 E3. Copilot is not assumed inside it.

Microsoft 365 E5 is a broader enterprise plan than E3 for security and compliance features that the current SKU includes. The name E5 does not include paid Microsoft 365 Copilot.

They are different offers. Microsoft 365 E3 adds Windows and management components that Office 365 E3 does not, subject to the current Product Terms. Do not substitute one name for the other on a quotation.

No. Teams inclusion depends on the commercial SKU and the market. Confirm the offer before telling a customer that meetings are included.

Exchange Online is Microsoft cloud email. Mailbox limits and retention follow the plan. This site does not host the mailbox.

OneDrive for Business is work file storage tied to the organization. It is not a consumer Microsoft account and the quota is plan-specific.

SharePoint Online is the cloud service for team sites and shared content. Sharing and storage follow admin policy and the plan.

Intune is Microsoft device and application management. It is included only on licenses that say so.

Microsoft Entra ID is the cloud identity platform used to sign users in and to govern access.

Conditional Access is policy that allows or blocks sign-in based on conditions such as user, device, or location, where the license includes it.

Defender for Business is an endpoint security offer associated with smaller organizations, commonly discussed with Business Premium. It is not every Defender product and it is not assumed on every Business plan.

Purview is the family for data security, compliance, and governance. Individual controls such as DLP depend on the license. A control is not a legal certification.

Microsoft 365 Copilot is a licensed AI assistant inside qualifying Microsoft 365 apps. It follows user permissions and admin settings.

No. Paid Microsoft 365 Copilot is a separate license. Buying E5 does not by itself add it.

Copilot Studio is Microsoft tooling for building and publishing custom copilots. It is a different offer from Microsoft 365 Copilot and from Azure AI services.

Azure is Microsoft cloud infrastructure and platform services, including compute, storage, networking, backup, and AI. Most services are billed on use.

Meters record what the deployed resources use. Pay-as-you-go, reservations, and savings plans change the commercial treatment. This page does not quote a bill.

An Azure virtual machine is compute you size by series, cores, memory, and disk. The monthly cost depends on how long it runs and which commercial plan applies.

Azure Virtual Desktop is a desktop and application virtualization service. It has its own licensing prerequisites for Windows, separate from simply owning a virtual machine.

Azure Backup is a service for protecting supported workloads. Retention and storage are configured. It is not included because a virtual machine exists.

Azure Site Recovery replicates supported workloads for failover. It is a designed service, not an automatic outcome of using Azure.

Windows Server is Microsoft server operating system. Edition, core licensing, and CALs are read from the current Product Terms.

A Client Access License is the right for a user or device to access a Windows Server where the edition requires CALs. It is not the server license itself.

A Remote Desktop Services CAL is an additional license for remote desktop sessions. A Windows Server CAL does not replace it.

By the edition and the program: commonly core-based, or server plus CAL where that edition allows it. This page does not compute a core count.

Power BI is Microsoft analytics and reporting. Capacity and per-user plans are separate from a basic Microsoft 365 seat unless the current offer includes the workload you need.

Power Apps is the low-code application service in Power Platform. Premium connectors and per-app or per-user plans are confirmed before a quotation.

Power Automate is the workflow service. Flow counts and premium connectors follow the plan. It is not unlimited because the customer has email.

Dynamics 365 is Microsoft business-application portfolio, sold as apps with their own licenses and often a base-license prerequisite.

Business Central is the Dynamics 365 ERP application for finance and operations. Its user license is not a Microsoft 365 seat.

Cloud Solution Provider is a Microsoft commercial program for selling and administering subscriptions. Direct and indirect models differ. Novatelia does not claim a CSP enrollment on this page.

An indirect reseller sells through a CSP provider or distributor rather than billing Microsoft directly. That status still requires a current authorization. None is published here.

Renewal depends on the program, the commitment, and who is the commerce owner of the subscription. A renewal is not automatic on this website.

No. A public price on a Microsoft page is not a Novatelia offer, and this catalog has no Microsoft row that can be checked out.

No. No Solutions Partner, CSP Direct, or licensing-provider title is published. Listing a brand is not an appointment.

While the product master count is zero, use Request Microsoft Quotation. The RFQ records seats, term, country, and tenant status. It does not submit itself or activate a license.