Manage Bing Maps for your organization
Applies To: Dynamics 365 (online), Dynamics 365 (on-premises), Dynamics CRM 2016, Dynamics CRM Online
Note
The information provided here is for versions of Dynamics 365 prior to Dynamics 365 (online), version 9.0. For the latest documentation, see Manage Bing Maps for your organization.
Learn how you can manage Bing Maps for your entire Microsoft Dynamics 365 organization. When Bing Maps is turned on, people see a map of a customer’s location when they view contacts, leads, or accounts.
Important
Dynamics 365 (on-premises) organizations may need to enter a Bing Maps Enterprise Key to use the maps feature. Go to the Bing Maps licensing page for details on how to get a key.
Enter a Bing Maps license key (on-premises only)
Go to the Bing Maps licensing page for details on how to get a key.
Go to Settings > Administration.
Choose System Settings.
On the General tab, scroll down to Enable Bing Maps > Please enter Bing Maps key, and enter the license key.
Choose OK.
Turn Bing Maps on or off for your organization
Go to Settings > Administration.
Choose System Settings.
On the General tab, scroll down to Enable Bing Maps > Show Bing Maps on forms, and then select Yes or No.
Choose OK.
Languages supported in Microsoft Dynamics 365 for viewing Bing Maps
The following table contains a list of all languages supported in Dynamics 365 for viewing Bing maps. If the language is listed, the Bing map is shown on the form, such as account, contact or lead, in your language. If the language is not listed, the map is not shown on the form. Instead, the link Click here to view the map is provided on the form. When you choose this link, you are taken directly to Bing Maps. Bing Maps are not available in all countries, regions, or languages. You may not be able to see the map in your language, if it is not supported by Bing Maps. For a list of supported languages, countries and regions, see Bing Maps documentation.
Language |
Culture code |
|---|---|
Czech |
cs-CZ |
Danish |
da-DK |
Dutch (Netherlands) |
nl-BE |
Dutch (Netherlands) |
nl-NL |
English (Australia) |
en-AU |
Canada (English) |
en-CA |
English (India) |
en-IN |
English (United Kingdom) |
en-GB |
English (United States) |
en-US |
Finnish |
fi-FI |
French (France) |
fr-FR |
French (Canada) |
fr-CA |
German (Germany) |
de-DE |
Italian (Italy) |
it-IT |
Japanese |
ja-JP |
Norwegian (Bokmål) |
nb-NO |
Portuguese (Brazil) |
pt-BR |
Portuguese (Portugal) |
pt-PT |
Spanish (Spain) |
es-ES |
Spanish (United States) |
es-US |
Spanish (Mexico) |
es-MX |
Swedish (Sweden) |
sv-SE |
Privacy notice
If you use Microsoft Dynamics 365, the Bing Maps feature automatically sends the address over the Internet to the Bing Maps service to display an online map of the address within Dynamics 365. If you click on the Bing Maps within Dynamics 365, you will be redirected to www.bing.com/maps. Your use of Bing Maps is also governed by the Bing Maps End User Terms of Use.
Your administrator can turn the Bing Maps feature on or off in the Settings > Administration > System Settings area. Turning the Bing Maps app off disables the feature within Dynamics 365.
Information sent to Bing Maps is subject to the Bing Maps Privacy Statement.
See Also
Administering Dynamics 365
Help & Training: Use Bing Maps to view a location
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