Microsoft Dynamics CRM User License Types and their meaning

User License Type	License Type	Meaning
1	Professional	Full access user with comprehensive capabilities.
2	Administrative	User with administrative privileges for system management.
4	Basic	User with limited access, suitable for basic functionality needs.
5	Essential	User with minimal access, typically for lightweight tasks.
6	Device	License assigned per device, allowing multiple users to share the same device.
7	External Connector	Allows external users to access the system without individual licenses.
8	Limited	User with restricted access, confined to specific modules or features.
9	Read-Only	User permitted only to view data without making any modifications.
10	Team Member	User with access to collaborative features and basic functionalities.
11	Student	License tailored for educational purposes, providing necessary tools for students.
12	Faculty	License designed for educational staff, offering tools required for teaching.
13	Guest	Temporary access for external users, often with limited permissions.
14	Partner	Access provided to business partners, enabling collaboration and specific functionalities.
15	Developer	User with access to development tools and environments for creating and testing applications.
16	Tester	User designated for testing purposes, with access to testing tools and environments.
18	Enterprise	Comprehensive access for users within an enterprise, covering all standard features.
21	Business	License suitable for business users, providing essential tools for business operations.
22	Non-Profit	License offered to non-profit organizations, often at a discounted rate.
23	Government	License tailored for governmental agencies, adhering to specific regulatory requirements.
24	Academic	General license for educational institutions, covering both students and faculty.
25	Trial	Temporary license allowing users to evaluate the system before committing to a purchase.
26	Subscription	License based on a recurring payment model, providing access as long as the subscription is active.
27	Perpetual	One-time purchase license granting permanent access to the software.
28	Concurrent	License model allowing a set number of users to access the system simultaneously.
29	Floating	Licenses that are not assigned to specific users but can be used by any user within a group, up to a limit.
30	Node-Locked	License tied to a specific device or node, restricting usage to that particular hardware.
32	Site	License permitting unlimited use within a particular location or site.
33	Global	License allowing usage across multiple locations worldwide.
34	OEM	Original Equipment Manufacturer license, typically bundled with hardware.
35	Volume	License purchased in bulk, often at a discounted rate, for large organizations.
42	Cloud Solution Provider	License provided through a cloud solution partner, offering cloud-based services and support.
43	Service Provider License Agreement	Licensing program for service providers, enabling them to offer software services to end customers.
44	Academic Volume	Volume licensing program specifically for educational institutions, facilitating large-scale deployments.
66	Classroom	License tailored for classroom settings, providing tools necessary for teaching and learning.
68	Developer Network	Subscription-based license providing developers with access to a wide range of Microsoft software for development and testing.
70	Competency	License granted to partners who have demonstrated expertise in specific areas, providing additional benefits and support.
72	Reseller	License for organizations authorized to sell software products to end customers.
73	Distributor	License for entities responsible for distributing software products to resellers.