


The Extended Pack can be purchased in addition to the Starter Pack and provides the following advanced functionality: The Starter Pack is the base license, and you cannot have a NAV license without the Starter Pack which, in broad terms, includes:ģ full concurrent users (perpetual license only).ĬRM (not to be confused with Microsoft Dynamics® CRM) Again, this is licensed in 2 ways with the Starter Pack and the Extended Pack. Once you have decided on what licensing model is right for you, it’s now time to turn your attention to the functionality you require. It is important to point out that Microsoft allows a degree of flexibility in its Dynamics NAV licensing by allowing either licensing model to be used either hosted, or on premise, however, you cannot use a mixture of both licensing models.

Which of these models is right for you depends on a number of factors and can be down to personal preference. *This is because the customer cannot have the ability to continue to use the system in the event the subscription is not paid. The customer can have administrative access to the system. The customer cannot have administrative access to the system.* Named user basis via User Subscription Access Licence (SAL)Ĭoncurrent user basis via Concurrent Client Access License (CAL) You must continue to pay in order to be able to use the software and allows the right to use the latest version of the software.Įnhancement after the first year is optional (but recommended) but allows the right to use the latest version of the solution.Ĭan be used both in a hosted or on premise environment. Purchased up front with an annual enhancement. The main features of the 2 licensing models are as follows: There are 2 main licencing models now available with Dynamics NAV, Subscription and Perpetual.
