
Microsoft Dynamics 365 Customer Service Premium Annual Subscription (12 Months)
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Microsoft Dynamics 365 Customer Service Premium Annual Subscription (CFQ7TTC0TDKX:0005) - Local Support
A Contact Centre and a CRM in One Licence
Microsoft's licensing guide describes this tier as one that "provides an integrated Copilot-first contact center and CRM solution, all powered by generative AI". Its own reference architecture for the SKU puts it more concretely: "This architecture supports the broadest possible contact center scenarios. With this approach, you infuse generative AI on every step of the customer journey as part of your digital contact center." In purchasing terms, Premium is Customer Service Enterprise with Dynamics 365 Contact Center folded in rather than bought alongside.
What Premium Adds Over Customer Service Enterprise
Enterprise already covers Teams integration, Copilot in Customer Service, multisession handling, unified routing, analytics, customer portals, workforce engagement management and use rights for Power Apps and Power Automate. Premium adds Dynamics 365 Contact Center in its Digital and Voice form, self-service chatbots and IVR, live and persistent chat across messaging and social channels, and a voice channel with inbound routing, conversation summarisation and outbound calling.
Copilot Capacity Is Included Rather Than Metered Separately
This is the difference that often decides the tier. On Professional and Enterprise, Microsoft's four service agents — Customer Intent, Customer Knowledge Management, Case Management and Quality Evaluation — require Copilot Credits sold separately. Under Premium they show as included capacity, and the licensing guide states that "1K Copilot Credits per user/month are included with Dynamics 365 Customer Service Premium licenses". If you intend to use the AI agents at any scale, that changes the arithmetic.
Where the Power Platform Rights Stop Is Not Something We Will Guess At
Microsoft grants Power Apps and Power Automate use rights at the Enterprise tier and Premium inherits all Enterprise features, so the rights are there. What Microsoft publishes only inside an appendix of the licensing guide is the scope of those rights — broadly, use within the context of the licensed application. That boundary is set out only in the appendix, so this page does not claim "full Power Apps and Power Automate included". If you plan to build applications beyond the Customer Service context, ask us to get the boundary confirmed in writing before you design around it.
Dynamics 365 Customer Service Premium Annual Subscription Datasheet — Licensing and Specifications
What Premium Adds Over Enterprise
| Dynamics 365 Contact Center | Included. The licensing guide packages it as "Dynamics 365 Contact Center (Digital + Voice)", which Enterprise customers otherwise buy as a separate add-on |
| Self-service chatbots and IVR | Included |
| Live and persistent chat | Included, across messaging and social channels |
| Voice channel | Included, with inbound routing, conversation summarisation and outbound calling |
| Copilot service agents | Customer Intent, Customer Knowledge Management, Case Management and Quality Evaluation show as included capacity under Premium; under Professional and Enterprise they require Copilot Credits sold separately |
| Copilot Credits | "1K Copilot Credits per user/month are included with Dynamics 365 Customer Service Premium licenses" |
| Everything in Enterprise | Included — Teams integration, Copilot in Customer Service, multisession, unified routing, analytics, portals, workforce engagement management, and Power Apps and Power Automate use rights |
Licensing
| Licensed by | Per user, assigned to a named user. Microsoft publishes no cap on the number of users that may be licensed on the plan |
| Tier ladder | Microsoft publishes Customer Service Professional, Customer Service Enterprise, Customer Service Premium, and a standalone Dynamics 365 Contact Center |
| Minimum purchase | Not published by Microsoft. Customer Service does not appear in the Product Terms purchasing-minimums table, unlike Dynamics 365 Commerce which carries a twenty-seat minimum |
| Attach licence rule | Microsoft: "Attach licenses may only be assigned to users with an appropriate qualifying base license" — relevant if you also buy attach SKUs |
| Power Platform rights scope | Published only in an appendix of the licensing guide. Not characterised on this page |
| Term | Twelve months as sold by SourceIT |
Data Residency for a Singapore Tenant
| What Microsoft commits to | "Microsoft stores customer data at rest in the selected Azure geographic location within the customer-selected macro region geography for Dynamics 365 and Power Platform products" |
| Asia-Pacific macro region | Microsoft's macro region table lists Singapore, Australia, India, Japan and South Korea as datacentre regions, with the commitment "Your data resides within the Asia-Pacific region" |
| In-country storage | Not committed on a standard subscription. Microsoft ties datacentre-level pinning to Advanced Data Residency criteria |
What Microsoft Does Not Publish for This Product
The following are commonly asked about but are not stated on any current official Microsoft source for this product, so SourceIT does not quote them: a minimum seat count, a per-product lifecycle listing for Dynamics 365 Customer Service, the exact scope of the Power Apps and Power Automate use rights outside the licensing guide appendix and a mapping between the commerce SKU identifier and this product. We would rather leave a field blank than print a figure we cannot substantiate.
Lifecycle, End of Support and Entitlement
SourceIT sells this as a twelve-month subscription with a GST invoice in Singapore. The subscription is a right to use the service for the term, not a perpetual licence: when the term ends the entitlement ends unless it is renewed.
Microsoft publishes no per-product lifecycle listing for Dynamics 365 Customer Service, so this page does not claim a Modern Lifecycle listing for it. Microsoft's Dynamics lifecycle FAQ says only that "Dynamics 365 products are governed by both the Fixed and Modern lifecycle policies" and directs readers to search the product lifecycle site. No retirement date is published for this product.
Talk to our team before the renewal date rather than after it. Seat counts, mid-term changes and co-terming with the rest of your Microsoft estate are all easier to arrange in advance, and we can quote the alternatives if a bundle would work out better for you.
Support and Entitlement Position
This is a software subscription, not hardware. It carries no hardware warranty, and any warranty term you see on a hardware listing does not apply here. What you are buying is a twelve-month right to use the service, together with SourceIT's local support in Singapore. Microsoft's own condition is that technical and billing support for a subscription bought through a partner runs through that partner, so for this subscription that means us: raise the ticket with SourceIT and we escalate to Microsoft where it needs to go. Renewal, seat changes and co-terming are handled on your SourceIT account. Ask our team for the current entitlement position in writing with your quotation.
Compatibility, Deployment and System Requirements
The comparison that matters is Premium against Enterprise plus a separately bought Contact Center licence. Premium bundles Dynamics 365 Contact Center in its Digital and Voice form, which an Enterprise customer would otherwise add on. If you are already planning to run voice and digital channels, the bundled route is usually the cleaner one commercially as well as technically. Tell us your channel plan and we will price both shapes.
The second deciding factor is Copilot usage. Under Professional and Enterprise, Microsoft's four service agents require Copilot Credits sold separately; under Premium they show as included capacity, with "1K Copilot Credits per user/month" included per licence. If AI-assisted case handling, intent detection or quality evaluation is part of the plan, model the credit consumption before you choose a tier — we can help with that.
One boundary this page deliberately leaves open: the precise scope of the Power Apps and Power Automate use rights that come with the licence. Microsoft grants them at the Enterprise tier and Premium inherits them, but the limits are set out in an appendix of the licensing guide covering use within the licensed application's context. If you intend to build applications beyond Customer Service, get that boundary confirmed in writing before you design around it, and we will obtain it for you.
Tier Comparison and Purchasing Notes
| Licensed by | Per user, assigned to a named user; no published cap on the number licensed |
| Contact Center | Included in Premium as Digital + Voice; a separate add-on at Enterprise |
| Copilot Credits | 1,000 per user per month included |
| Power Platform rights | Granted at Enterprise and inherited by Premium; scope published only in a licensing guide appendix |
| Azure macro region for Singapore | Asia Pacific |
| Minimum purchase | Not published |
Official Microsoft Sources & Downloads
- Dynamics 365 Customer Service pricing
- Dynamics 365 Customer Service overview (Microsoft Learn)
- Contact centre using Dynamics 365 Customer Service Premium (Microsoft Learn)
- Dynamics 365 Licensing Guide, September 2026 (PDF)
- Microsoft Product Terms for Dynamics 365
- International availability of Dynamics 365 (Microsoft Learn)
- Macro region geographies for Dynamics 365 and Power Platform (Microsoft Learn)
- Dynamics lifecycle FAQ (Microsoft Learn)
- Modern Lifecycle Policy (Microsoft Learn)
Where a figure appears on this page it is quoted from one of these Microsoft sources; where Microsoft publishes nothing, this page says so rather than filling the gap. Supplied by SourceIT in Singapore with a GST invoice and local support. For a written quotation, current stock position or delivery lead time, contact our team.
Frequently Asked Questions — Dynamics 365 Customer Service Premium Annual Subscription
What does Premium add over Customer Service Enterprise?
Chiefly Dynamics 365 Contact Center, which Microsoft's licensing guide packages as "Dynamics 365 Contact Center (Digital + Voice)" and which an Enterprise customer buys separately. Premium also brings self-service chatbots and IVR, live and persistent chat across messaging and social channels, and a voice channel with inbound routing, conversation summarisation and outbound calling. Everything in Enterprise is included.
Are the Copilot features included or do we pay extra?
Included, up to a published allowance. Microsoft's licensing guide states that "1K Copilot Credits per user/month are included with Dynamics 365 Customer Service Premium licenses", and the four service agents — Customer Intent, Customer Knowledge Management, Case Management and Quality Evaluation — show as included capacity under Premium. On Professional and Enterprise the same agents require Copilot Credits sold separately.
Do we get full Power Apps and Power Automate with this?
You get the use rights Microsoft grants at the Enterprise tier, which Premium inherits. What we will not tell you is that they are unrestricted, because Microsoft publishes the scope only in an appendix of the licensing guide covering use within the licensed application's context, which this page does not attempt to summarise. If you plan to build beyond Customer Service, ask us to get the boundary confirmed in writing first.
Is there a minimum number of licences?
Microsoft publishes none for Customer Service. It does not appear in the Product Terms purchasing-minimums table, unlike Dynamics 365 Commerce which carries a twenty-seat minimum. Note the related rule that does exist: "Attach licenses may only be assigned to users with an appropriate qualifying base license", which matters if you buy attach SKUs alongside.
Where is our data stored?
Within the Asia-Pacific macro region for a Singapore tenant. Microsoft states that it "stores customer data at rest in the selected Azure geographic location within the customer-selected macro region geography", and its Asia-Pacific table commits that "Your data resides within the Asia-Pacific region". Storage in the Singapore datacentre specifically is not committed on a standard subscription; that is tied to Advanced Data Residency criteria.
