Microsoft has added the new service plans for Microsoft Places. Accounts with the role License Administrator can disable the service plans in advance. Places should be enabled in December and will be available via the URL places.cloud.microsoft/places.
| License | Serviceplan | |
|---|---|---|
| Business | Microsoft 365 Business Basic | Places Core |
| Microsoft 365 Business Standard | ||
| Microsoft 365 Business Premium | ||
| Enterprise + Education | Microsoft 365 E3 / E5 |
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| Office 365 E1 / E3 / E5 | ||
| Microsoft 365 A1 / A3 / A5 | ||
| Frontline | Microsoft 365 F1 / F3 | |
| Microsoft Teams | Microsoft Teams Essentials | |
| Microsoft Teams Enterprise | ||
| Microsoft Teams EEA | ||
| Teams Premium | Places Enhanced | |
In my tests I could not find the service plan in Microsoft 365 F1 licenses. Either Microsoft has forgotten the license or the license information for F1 is no longer up to date.
Places Core has the service plan ID 1fe6227d-3e01-46d0-9510-0acad4ff6e94.
Places Enhanced has the service plan ID f8566154-2a62-48cb-a0ab-d4d25be26e51.
Microsoft has also updated the license information for Microsoft Places in the last few days. The features of Places Core and Places Enhanced (Premium) are shown in a table.
