Eopen volume license center

A brief summary of each FAQ is provided below. Explains how users can register and sign in to the VLSC for the first time. Explains how permissions are assigned for the VLSC, what someone with each permissions role can do, how to find out what permissions are assigned to you, and how to request new permissions.

Provides information and guidance to individuals named as a Notices Correspondent or Primary Contact on Volume Licensing legal agreements—as well as for all other individuals assigned the Administrator role on the VLSC site.

Addresses software downloads , including what you can legally download and the best ways to manage your downloads. Addresses different product key types and how to correctly use each key type. Addresses questions about online services keys, activations, and downloads. Addresses questions about registration, activation, and renewing of services for non-Open programs.

Provides information and guidance about contacting, identifying, and choosing Licensing Solution Partners. Provides invoice and payment scenarios where you should contact your Licensing Solution Partner instead of Microsoft.

Get started. To buy licenses and services through Microsoft Volume Licensing programs, contact your Microsoft partner or local reseller.

Make sure to ask your partner or local reseller to review program agreement terms and conditions, pricing, and payment terms during the ordering process. Learn more about licensing options for education, government, and nonprofit organizations. For more information about Microsoft Volume Licensing, or to order or renew software licenses, contact your preferred Microsoft reseller.

In the United States, call or find an authorized reseller. In Canada, call the Microsoft Resource Centre at The Microsoft Store for Business offers software and devices for small organizations. Your organization could qualify for Microsoft Financing or other flexible payment options. Related resources. Open Value defined regions. Download Open Value guides and documents. Compare Microsoft Volume Licensing programs. Commercial organizations. Education organizations. Government organizations.

Nonprofit organizations. Required number of desktop PCs. Licensing offerings available. License and Software Assurance.