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Click the Me icon at the top of your LinkedIn homepage, then View Profile. Click Add profile section in the introduction section. Click Recommended dropdown, then Add licenses & certifications. In the Add license or certification pop-up window that appears, enter your information into the fields provided.

Click Settings, and then under My app settings, choose Office 365. On the My account page, choose Subscriptions. You'll see the services that you're licensed to use, such as the latest desktop version of Microsoft 365, SharePoint in Microsoft 365 or OneDrive for work or school, and Exchange Online.

Assigning Licenses to a Group Go to the Azure AD blade and select "Licenses." Next, select "All products" under manage and you'll see a listing of the licenses available within your tenant. Select the license you want to work with (for this example, I selected E3) and then select "Assign" from the top of the menu.

Create a Group in the Azure Active Directory. Assign Licenses to Groups in Azure AD. Verify Group-based License Assignment. Check Microsoft 365 License Assignment Path. Create Group with Microsoft Graph PowerShell. Add Users to Group Using Graph PowerShell. Apply License to the Group Using MS Graph.

Office 365 Group-Based Licensing Open Groups. You can find it under Azure Active Directory on the left side and then Groups. Open your new Group and select Licenses. ... Select Assignments to assign a new license. Select the license you want to assign to the Group. ... License are assigned.

In the admin center, go to the Billing > Licenses page. On the Licenses page, select the row for a specific user. In the right pane, select or deselect the apps and services that you want to give access to or remove access from. When you're finished, select Save, then select Close.

You can manage user accounts in the Microsoft 365 admin center, PowerShell, in Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS), or in the Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) admin portal. As soon as you purchase Microsoft 365, the Microsoft 365 admin center and PowerShell can be used to manage accounts.