Manage customer relationships and interactions
Sales, service cases, field visits, surveys and customer journeys.
Sales, Customer Service, Field Service, Customer Voice and Customer Insights solve different problems. Start with the business process, then select the application.
CRM applications organise customer-facing work. ERP applications manage finance, purchasing, inventory and operations. Some products connect both areas, so the boundary is useful for choosing a starting point rather than defining a rigid product catalogue.
Sales, service cases, field visits, surveys and customer journeys.
Finance, Supply Chain Management, Commerce and Business Central.
One company may use several modules, but each user needs only the applications required for their role.
Our sales team loses deals because follow-up is inconsistent.
Dynamics 365 SalesLeads, opportunities, follow-ups and forecasting in one shared pipeline.Customers wait too long for an answer.
Customer ServiceCases, queues, SLAs and knowledge management.Field technicians still rely on paper reports.
Field ServiceWork orders, scheduling, mobile access and service history.We do not measure satisfaction after customer interactions.
Customer VoiceSurveys connected to contacts, cases and business events.We want journeys triggered by customer behaviour.
Customer InsightsUnified profiles and real-time journeys across multiple channels.Each summary stays concise. The detailed visuals show how all four modules organise daily work.
Dynamics 365 Customer Service centralises requests, automates SLAs and gives agents the customer context required to resolve cases. Support becomes traceable from ticket creation to resolution within one Microsoft environment.

Dynamics 365 Field Service connects work orders, resource scheduling and mobile technicians. Operations teams can follow resources, customer assets and field progress in an environment linked to the wider customer relationship.

Customer Voice creates surveys from business events such as a resolved case or completed visit. Responses stay connected to the relevant customer and interaction, so a score can trigger a measurable follow-up action.

Customer Insights – Data unifies profiles from several sources, while Customer Insights – Journeys, formerly Dynamics 365 Marketing, coordinates real-time journeys. Licensing is measured at tenant and capacity level rather than per user alone.

The principle is useful, but eligibility must be checked for each named user and product combination.
The highest-priced eligible application generally becomes the named user’s base licence.
Some additional applications may be added around 19 € per user and month.
Customer Insights and Customer Voice also use profile, interaction or response capacities.
| Application | Starting public price | Main model |
|---|---|---|
| Dynamics 365 Sales Professional | 56,30 € excl. VAT | Per user and month |
| Dynamics 365 Sales Enterprise | 91,00 € excl. VAT | Per user and month |
| Customer Service Professional | 43,30 € excl. VAT | Per user and month |
| Customer Service Enterprise | 91,00 € excl. VAT | Per user and month |
| Field Service | 91,00 € excl. VAT | Per user and month |
| Customer Insights | 1 473,00 € excl. VAT | Per tenant and month, with included capacities |
| Customer Voice | Depends on entitlements and capacity | Included responses or additional capacity |
Microsoft prices may change. Attach pricing, capacities and minimum purchases depend on the base product and applicable agreement.
A 30-minute discussion to clarify users, the priority process, data and required integrations.