Microsoft 365 features that help users manage their subscriptions, account settings, and billing information.
Hi Vineeth,
To know the licensing plans in your Office 365 tenant, you can run the following command via PowerShell.
Here are steps:
- Install the Microsoft online services sign-in assistant for it professionals rtw from the Microsoft download center.
- Install the azure active directory module for windows powershell (64-bit version), and click run to run the installer package.
Commands:
1. Open the PowerShell and run the following command to connect to Office 365 services.(Input your global admin account to connect it)
Connect-Msolservice
- Run the following command to get the SKU ID.(ENTERPRISEPACK is Enterprise E3)
Get-MsolAccountSku | Where-Object {$_.SkuPartNumber -eq "ENTERPRISEPACK"} | ForEach-Object {$_.ServiceStatus}
“EXCHANGE_S_ENTERPRISE" = "Exchange Online Plan 2"
“Sway”= “Sway”
“INTUNE_O365” = “Mobile Device Management for Office 365”
“YAMMER_ENTERPRISE” = “Yammer”
“RMS_S_ENTERPRISE” = “Azure Rights Management(RMS)”
“OFFICESUBSCRIPTION” = “Office Professional Plus”
“MCOSTANDARD” = “Skype for Business Online”
“SHAREPOINTWAC” = “Office Online”
“SHAREPOINTENTERPRISE” = “SharePoint Online”
“Deskless” = “Mircrosoft StaffHub”
“FLOW_O365_P2” = “Flow for Office 365”
“TEAMS1” = “Microsoft Teams”
“PROJECTWORKMANAGEMENT” = “Microsoft Planner”
“POWERAPPS_O365_P2” = “Power Apps for Office 365”
The Above information is for Office 365 E3 Plan.
Here is an article for your reference: view licenses and services with office 365 powershell
Best Regards,
Rodney