Note that in this example, not all users are upgrading, so the Early Termination Fee applies. Read and understand the Important dates information.Select your subscription under the Active list, and click More Actions.The Early Termination Fee won’t apply if you are upgrading all users to a different subscription, are transitioning to a different licensing program, or are changing between Microsoft Partners. This is called an Early Termination Fee, and is equal to one month’s subscription fee. If you’ve signed up to an Office 365 plan on an annual commitment, and are NOT upgrading your Office 365 plan, cancelling your subscription may incur extra charges. Under the slide out menu on the right, type in the new number of licenses that you’d like to have and click Submit.Select your subscription under the Active list, and click Add/Remove.Under Billing on the left menu, click Subscriptions.Choose the new licenses that you’d like to be assigned to these users.Use the Assign Licenses page to Replace existing license arrangements.On the Bulk Edit Users‘ Details page, scroll down to Next.Once done, skip ahead to Reduce Office 365 Licenses or Cancel Office 365 Subscription.Deselect the current Office 365 plan, and select the new plan you’ve purchased:.In the Admin center, Click Users, then Active Users.

Note that it may take 10 – 20 minutes for the licenses to become available. Once you’ve purchased the licenses, return to the Admin center to assign them to users.Order enough user licenses for the users you want to upgrade, and then proceed through the billing steps.Find the plan that you want to upgrade some or all of your users to.Click Purchase Services on the left menu.Log into as a Global Administrator or Billing Administrator.Reduce the old licenses or Remove the subscription.When you purchase your Office 365 licenses direct from Microsoft (or via a Microsoft Partner under the Advisor model), you can upgrade your Office 365 licenses in the Microsoft Online services portal.

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