Azure Active Directory comes in four editions – Free, Office 365 apps, Premium P1 and Premium P2. The Free edition is included with a subscription of a commercial online service e.g. Azure, Dynamics 365, Intune and Power Platform. Office 365 subscriptions include the Free edition, but Office 365 E1, E3, E5, F1, F3 and Education Edition A3 and A5 subscriptions also include the features listed under the Office 365 apps column. The Premium editions are available through your Microsoft representative, the Open Volume Licence programme and the Cloud Solution Providers programme.
Premier P1
Designed to empower organisations with more demanding identity and access management needs, Azure Active Directory Premium edition adds feature-rich enterprise-level identity management capabilities and enables hybrid users to seamlessly access on-premises and cloud capabilities. This edition includes everything you need for information worker and identity administrators in hybrid environments across application access, self-service identity and access management (IAM), and security in the cloud.
Premium P2
Azure Active Directory Premium P2 includes every feature of all other Azure Active Directory editions enhanced with advanced identity protection and privileged identity-management capabilities.
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Standard Editions
Azure AD – Free Edition
Azure AD – Office 365 Apps Edition -
Azure AD – Premium P1 Edition
Education Pricing – £0.45 ERP
Corporate Pricing – £4.52 ERP -
Azure AD – Premium P2 Edition
Education Pricing – £0.68 ERP
Corporate Pricing – £6.80 ERP
1 Default usage quota is 50,000 objects. An object is an entry in the directory service, represented by its unique distinguished name. An example of an object is a user entry used for authentication purposes. If you need to exceed this default quota, please contact support. The 500,000 object limit does not apply for Office 365, Microsoft Intune or any other Microsoft paid online service that relies on Azure Active Directory for directory services.
2 With Azure AD Free, end users who have been assigned access to SaaS apps can get unlimited SSO access to cloud apps. On-premises applications require Azure AD Application Proxy or secure hybrid partnerships integrations available with Azure AD P1 and P2.
3 Authentication methods and configuration capabilities may vary by subscription, please see here for more details.
4 To access the cloud app discovery features, go to https://portal.cloudappsecurity.com/ and log in with your Azure AD P1 credentials. Azure AD P2 customers will not need to enter credentials and will be automatically redirected.
5 Microsoft Identity Manager Server software rights are granted with Windows Server licences (any edition). As Microsoft Identity Manager runs on Windows Server OS, as long as the server is running a valid, licensed copy of Windows Server, then Microsoft Identity Manager can be installed and used on that server. No other separate licence is required for Microsoft Identity Manager Server.
6 First monitoring agent requires at least one licence. Each additional agent requires 25 additional incremental licences. Agents monitoring AD FS, AD Connect and AD DS are considered separate agents.