If you have an Enterprise Agreement & have Microsoft Teams, you may have the opportunity to take advantage of a set of new offers.
New Microsoft Teams promotional offers:
- Get Audio Conferencing for free, available now for Enterprise Agreement customers1 and starting October 1st, 2020 available for customers purchasing via partners and web2.
- Get 35% off Advanced Communications3, available now for Enterprise Agreement customers, and will be available before the end of the calendar year for customers purchasing via partners and web.
- For Skype for Business customers, we offer FastTrack support along with great pricing offers to help you move to Teams in a cost-effective manner. Contact your account representative for more details.
People that take advantage of this offer for free access to Audio Conferencing in Microsoft Teams will have it for the duration of their Enterprise Agreement. The offer is available until January 31st, 2021.
1 Get Audio Conferencing for free until the end of your enrollment. Eligible for Microsoft Enterprise Agreements customers with paid Microsoft 365 or Office 365 licenses with Microsoft Teams without Audio Conferencing add-on or Microsoft 365 E5. Available now through January 31st, 2021.
Note: GCC customers can take advantage of the “Audio Conferencing” offer but not “Advanced Communications”, which has not been released to GCC yet. Please see this blog for more information about what the “Advanced Communications” add-on is.
Q: Are the offers available for education (EDU), GCC, DoD, or GCC High customers?
A: Audio Conferencing Offer1,2: available for GCC and EDU (A3 only) but is not available for DoD and GCC High customers.
Advanced Communication offer3: The offer is not available for EDU customers. Advanced Communications add-on is not yet available to US GOV clouds (DoD, GCC, GCC High).
For more information, check out the announcement page:
- New discounts on meeting and calling experiences in Microsoft Teams
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/blog/2020/09/08/3-deals-meeting-calling-experiences-microsoft-teams/
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