Microsoft Office Business Trial
More than just Word, Excel and PowerPoint, Microsoft 365 Business Standard is designed for businesses. It brings together premium Office apps, professional Outlook email, 1 TB of cloud storage, as well as additional business apps and services to help run and grow your business.
Add your domain to personalize sign-in
Buy Microsoft 365 Business Standard, formerly Office 365 Business Premium, or try it free. Get the Office suite of desktop apps plus Microsoft Teams. Microsoft 365 Business Standard 12-Month Subscription (E-Delivery) Product Code Delivered via Email 12-month Subscription for One Person 1TB OneDrive Cloud Storage Premium Versions of Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook (Publisher and Access are available on PC only) Collaborate on Documents with Others Online For use on Multiple PCs/Macs, Tablets, and Phones.
When you purchase Microsoft 365 Business Standard, you have the option of using a domain you own, or buying one during the sign-up.
- If you purchased a new domain when you signed up, your domain is all set up and you can move to Add users and assign licenses.
Trane ycd nomenclature. Sign in to Microsoft 365 admin center by using your global admin credentials.
Choose Go to setup to start the wizard.
On the Install your Office apps page, you can optionally install the apps on your own computer.
In the Add domain step, enter the domain name you want to use (like contoso.com).
Important
If you purchased a domain during the sign-up, you will not see Add a domain step here. Go to Add users instead.
Follow the steps in the wizard to Create DNS records at any DNS hosting provider for Office 365 that verifies you own the domain. If you know your domain host, see also the host specific instructions.
If your hosting provider is GoDaddy or another host enabled with domain connect, the process is easy and you'll be automatically asked to sign in and let Microsoft authenticate on your behalf.
Add users and assign licenses
You can add users in the wizard, but you can also add users later in the admin center. Additionally, if you have a local domain controller, you can add users with Azure AD Connect.
Add users in the wizard
Any users you add in the wizard get automatically assigned a Microsoft 365 Business Standard license.
If your Microsoft 365 Business Standard subscription has existing users (for example, if you used Azure AD Connect), you get an option to assign licenses to them now. Go ahead and add licenses to them as well.
After you've added the users, you'll also get an option to share credentials with the new users you added. You can choose to print them out, email them, or download them.
Connect your domain
Note
If you chose to use the .onmicrosoft domain, or used Azure AD Connect to set up users, you will not see this step.
To set up services, you have to update some records at your DNS host or domain registrar.
The setup wizard typically detects your registrar and gives you a link to step-by-step instructions for updating your NS records at the registrar website. If it doesn't, Change nameservers to set up Office 365 with any domain registrar.
- If you have existing DNS records, for example an existing web site, but your DNS host is enabled for domain connect, choose Add records for me. On the Choose your online services page, accept all the defaults, and choose Next, and choose Authorize on your DNS host's page.
- If you have existing DNS records with other DNS hosts (not enabled for domain connect), you'll want to manage your own DNS records to make sure the existing services stay connected. See domain basics for more info.
Follow the steps in the wizard and email and other services will be set up for you.
When the signup process is complete, you'll be directed to the admin center, where you'll follow a wizard to install Office apps, add your domain, add users, and assign licenses. After you complete the initial setup, you can use the Setup page in the admin center to continue setting up and configuring the services that come with your subscriptions.
For more information about the setup wizard and the admin center Setup page, see Difference between the setup wizard and the Setup page.
Finish setting up
Set up Outlook for email
On the Windows Start menu, search for Outlook, and select it.
(If you're using a Mac, open Outlook from the toolbar or locate it using the Finder.)
If you've just installed Outlook, on the Welcome page, select Next.
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Enter your Microsoft email address and select Connect.
More at Set up Outlook for email.
Import email
If you were using Outlook with another email account, you can import your previous email, calendar, and contacts into your new Microsoft account.
Export your old email
In Outlook, choose File > Open & Export > Import/Export.
Select Export to a File and then follow the steps to export your Outlook Data File (.pst) and any subfolders.
Import your old email
In Outlook, choose File > Open & Export > Import/Export again.
This time, select Import from another program or file and follow the steps to import the backup file you created when you exported your old email.
More at Import email with Outlook.
You can also use Exchange admin center to import everyone's email. For more information, see migrate multiple email accounts.
Use a public website
Microsoft 365 doesn't include a public website for your business. If you want to set one up, consider using a Microsoft partner, such as GoDaddy or WIX.
From the admin center, go to Resources, and then select Public website.
Select Learn more under one of the options, and then sign up with a website partner and use their tools to set up and design your site.
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More at Use a public website.