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New User log and dormant user report feature

User log V2

Just recently, Microsoft released a new version for user logs, and based on this, a new dormant user report was created. Two weeks ago, I was checking for a new feature related to viewing the license requirement per object. I then also noticed another feature called (Preview) User log and dormant user report V2 feature. In this blog, you will learn details about the feature, how to get it activated in your Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations environments, and some other relevant information.

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Licensing Advent Calendar – Day 31 – Storage capacity

Licensing Advent Calendar

The last day of 2025. This will also be the last post related to the Dynamics 365 F&O Licensing Advent Calendar. In this post, I will talk about another expected enforcement: storage capacity

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Licensing Advent Calendar – Day 30 – Multiple production environments

Licensing Advent Calendar

We are moving towards the end of the year. On day 30, I will elaborate on the license reporting in case you have multiple production environments in your tenant.

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Licensing Advent Calendar – Day 29 – Known issues

Licensing Advent Calendar

While Microsoft was changing the calculation logic and working on new licensing reports, some issues were reported. Initially, we lost track of all open and reported issues, but Microsoft added larger issues to the Known issues section on the Support page, where we can check the status. In this post I will elaborate on where to locate these reported issues and what you should know about them.

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Licensing Advent Calendar – Day 28 – Community shout-out!

Licensing Advent Calendar

While we had a journey from the end of March until now, there were many changes and questions related to the upcoming license enforcement. Not only did I try to help by blogging, answering questions, and providing feedback to Microsoft. There are some other people who deserve a shout-out for their contributions to this topic within the community.

In case I missed someone, feel free to contact me and provide details about their contributions.

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