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Assigning Licenses to a Group Go to the Azure AD blade and select "Licenses." Next, select "All products" under manage and you'll see a listing of the licenses available within your tenant. Select the license you want to work with (for this example, I selected E3) and then select "Assign" from the top of the menu.

Group-based licensing is currently available through the Azure portal and through the Microsoft Admin center. Azure AD automatically manages license modifications that result from group membership changes. Typically, license modifications are effective within minutes of a membership change.

To assign a license to a group On the Product page, select Assign. On the Assign page, select Users and groups, and then search for and select the group you're assigning the license. Select Assignment options, make sure you have the appropriate license options turned on, and then select OK.

In this article As your organization grows, you can use Azure AD groups and administrator roles to: Assign licenses to groups instead of assigning licenses to individual users.

Office 365 Group-Based Licensing Open Groups. You can find it under Azure Active Directory on the left side and then Groups. Open your new Group and select Licenses. ... Select Assignments to assign a new license. Select the license you want to assign to the Group. ... License are assigned.

Group-based licensing in Microsoft 365 or Azure Active Directory is a quick and effective way to manage your user license assignments. It means that when a new user (or existing user) is added to a group with group-based licensing, then that user is automatically assigned a license.

On the Azure Active Directory Premium Plan 2 page, select Assign. On the Assign page, select Users and groups, and then search for and select the group you're assigning the license. Select Assignment options, make sure you have the appropriate license options turned on, and then select OK.