Microsoft 365, formerly Office 365 for small businesses, unites all the productivity tools that a team needs in one place.
With a one-time purchase, Microsoft 365 offers condensed and complete office tools for small business owners. MS Office 365 has unlimited features that’ll help make your workday easier.
Here’s a breakdown of the top 10 features that Microsoft 365 has and how they can help you be more productive. After reading this, make sure to check out our guide to the best Microsoft Office alternatives as well.
Secure data storage
- Securely store all your important digital content
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Microsoft 365 provides users with secure cloud storage through OneDrive.
Microsoft’s OneDrive is an integral part of their Microsoft 365 packages, and it helps you store up to 1TB of data securely in one place. As a customer, you’ll also have access to lots of security features including zero-standing access policies that help keep your information safe. They go to great lengths to maintain it too, including making sure they employ the latest security measures possible.
Microsoft OneDrive has many features that make it a good option for collaboration. It enables you to share and collaborate on Microsoft apps in real time from any location and on any compatible device, with the added security of having your files automatically backed up to the cloud. Read our review of the service to learn more about what we think.
We are excited to announce two new features of the lite version. First, company-wide licensing is included. All employees in your company can use the platform for free for 14 days and see what it’s like without committing to a yearly subscription. Second, users will automatically have access to all feature upgrades with their account upgrade as long as they renew before thirty days are up.
Microsoft 365 pricing plans
Microsoft 365 takes the hassle out of software licensing.
Managing software licenses can be difficult for small businesses. Multiple software licenses can be expensive, and sometimes it’s hard to justify the expense. You may find yourself in a situation where only a few staff members need certain types of software so you’ll have to weigh the cost of each additional license to see if it’s worth it for your business.
