Features of SharePoint Online SharePoint Online enables a company to easily create and manage custom team-focused and sites for collaboration. In addition, it is possible to deploy a company-wide intranet portal used to disseminate information and news across the organization. This section presents an overview of the key SharePoint Online features and specifications. You can also learn more about SharePoint Online from these valuable resources: (on TechNet) (on MSDN) (on Office.com) Subscription Plans Each user who accesses the SharePoint Online service must be assigned to a subscription plan. SharePoint Online offers multiple types of plans. See Table 4 below. In addition to the K1-2 and E1-4 plans, SharePoint Online Plan 1 and SharePoint Online Plan 2 can be purchased on a standalone basis or as part of an Office 365 suite. A Kiosk subscription is not sold as a standalone offer, only as part of the Kiosk suite (Exchange Online Kiosk and SharePoint Online Kiosk suite). It is possible to mix subscription plans within a single tenancy. Customers can also purchase an additional add-on associated to SharePoint Online: Additional storage. Should you require more storage, it is available at a cost per gigabyte (GB) per month. Please review the Office 365 price list at 4 compares usage rights for the different types of subscription plans. 4. High-level usage rights comparison across user subscriptions plans Feature Partner SharePoint SharePoint SharePoint Access Plan SharePoint SharePoint Online Kiosk Online E1 and Online E3 and Online Plan 1 Online Plan 2 (external 1 and Kiosk 2 E2 E4 partners) Can access all team sites by No1 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes default? My Site No No Yes Yes Yes Yes Enterprise Features (Access, Business Connectivity Yes2 Yes3 No Yes2 No Yes2 Services (BCS), InfoPath Excel and Visio Services) Office Web K1 - View E1 - View only Apps only View only View and edit View only View only E2 - View and K2 - View edit and edit
Features of SharePoint Online SharePoint Online enables a company to easily create and manage custom team-focused and sites for collaboration. In addition, it is possible to deploy a company-wide intranet portal used to disseminate information and news across the organization. This section presents an overview of the key SharePoint Online features and specifications. You can also learn more about SharePoint Online from these valuable resources: (on TechNet) (on MSDN) (on Office.com) Subscription Plans Each user who accesses the SharePoint Online service must be assigned to a subscription plan. SharePoint Online offers multiple types of plans. See Table 4 below. In addition to the K1-2 and E1-4 plans, SharePoint Online Plan 1 and SharePoint Online Plan 2 can be purchased on a standalone basis or as part of an Office 365 suite. A Kiosk subscription is not sold as a standalone offer, only as part of the Kiosk suite (Exchange Online Kiosk and SharePoint Online Kiosk suite). It is possible to mix subscription plans within a single tenancy. Customers can also purchase an additional add-on associated to SharePoint Online: Additional storage. Should you require more storage, it is available at a cost per gigabyte (GB) per month. Please review the Office 365 price list at 4 compares usage rights for the different types of subscription plans. 4. High-level usage rights comparison across user subscriptions plans Feature Partner Access Plan (external partners) SharePoint Online Kiosk 1 and Kiosk 2 SharePoint Online E1 and E2 SharePoint Online E3 and E4 SharePoint Online Plan 1 SharePoint Online Plan 2 Can access all team sites by default? No1 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes My Site No No Yes Yes Yes Yes Enterprise Features (Access, Business Connectivity Services (BCS), InfoPath Excel and Visio Services) Yes2 Yes3 No Yes2 No Yes2 Office Web Apps View only K1 - View only K2 - View and edit E1 - View only E2 - View and edit View and edit View only View only
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