Dataverse File Capacity add-on — Pricing, Plans & What's Included

The Dataverse File Capacity add-on includes additional Microsoft Dataverse file storage capacity for a Commercial tenant, because it is sold as a capacity add-on rather than a standalone app or user license. Before ordering, confirm the exact storage amount added per purchased unit in the current Microsoft admin center or Product Terms.

The Dataverse File Capacity add-on does not include a trial, implementation services, migration services, user licenses, app licenses, or usage rights for Power Apps, Dynamics 365, Teams, or Copilot, because the offer is specifically a Dataverse file capacity add-on. Prerequisite SKUs are not listed in the provided product data, so eligibility should be verified before purchase.

The Dataverse File Capacity add-on is the right candidate only if the shortage is specifically Dataverse file capacity, because Dataverse storage is commonly tracked by storage type. If the shortage is database or log capacity instead, a file capacity add-on may not solve the issue, so verify the storage category before ordering.

The exact storage amount per unit should be confirmed before ordering, because the provided product data identifies the offer as a capacity add-on but does not state the capacity quantity per unit. IT Partner can help validate the unit measure against the current Microsoft admin center or Product Terms.

You should confirm that you have an eligible Dataverse environment or qualifying Microsoft business application subscription before buying the Dataverse File Capacity add-on, because the source data does not list prerequisite SKUs. This add-on is intended to expand an existing Dataverse footprint, not create all required app or user entitlements by itself.

No, the Dataverse File Capacity add-on does not include Power Apps or Dynamics 365 user or app licenses, because it is a storage capacity add-on. Those licenses and any required usage rights must already be in place or purchased separately.

No, the Dataverse File Capacity add-on does not include Teams, Microsoft 365 Copilot, or Copilot Studio rights, because it only adds Dataverse file capacity. If your storage need is related to an app built with Power Platform, Teams, or Copilot Studio, confirm that the required user, app, and environment licensing is already covered.

Do not assume the Dataverse File Capacity add-on applies to Dataverse for Teams storage, because Teams-based Dataverse scenarios can have different licensing and capacity rules. Confirm the specific environment type and shortage category with IT Partner or Microsoft documentation before purchasing.

No, the provided Commercial product data does not list a trial for the Dataverse File Capacity add-on, because it is offered as a paid capacity add-on. If you are unsure of the requirement, validate the storage report first rather than using this SKU as a test purchase.

Commercial customers can choose a monthly commitment with monthly billing, an annual commitment paid upfront, or an annual commitment paid monthly, because the offer is available across those CSP term and billing combinations. Annual upfront is the strongest rate posture, annual paid monthly spreads payment over the year, and monthly commitment gives the most flexibility.

Choose monthly commitment if the storage need is temporary or uncertain, because it provides more flexibility. Choose annual commitment if the Dataverse file capacity need is stable, because annual terms are typically better suited to ongoing production workloads; confirm the final commercial terms before ordering.

You can generally add capacity when more storage is needed, because capacity add-ons are commonly purchased in additional units. Reductions and cancellations follow the selected Microsoft CSP commitment rules, so annual commitments are less flexible after the applicable cancellation window than monthly commitments.

At renewal, the Dataverse File Capacity add-on follows the renewal behavior of the selected CSP subscription term, because it is purchased as a Microsoft cloud subscription add-on. Review quantity, term, billing frequency, and whether the capacity is still needed before renewal so you do not carry unused capacity forward.

Cancellation depends on the selected commitment term and current Microsoft CSP rules, because monthly and annual commitments have different flexibility. Confirm the cancellation window and reduction rules before purchase, especially if the storage need may be short-term.

Yes, a CSP partner relationship or subscription transfer for billing and administration should not move your Microsoft tenant data or take Dataverse offline, because the workload remains in the customer’s Microsoft tenant. IT Partner should still coordinate the transfer steps to avoid billing gaps, duplicate subscriptions, or incorrect quantities.

Moving CSP management to IT Partner does not change the underlying Microsoft Dataverse service, because the subscription remains a Microsoft cloud offer in the customer tenant. The quote should be based on the same eligible Microsoft CSP SKU, term, and billing structure, while taxes, regional rules, and any partner-managed services may be shown separately.

No, buying the Dataverse File Capacity add-on does not by itself change Dataverse permissions, encryption, data loss prevention policies, retention, or compliance configuration, because it adds storage capacity rather than changing the security model. Your existing Microsoft tenant, Power Platform, and Dataverse controls still need to be configured and reviewed separately.

The Dataverse File Capacity add-on should not be treated as a data residency change by itself, because it adds capacity to an existing Microsoft Dataverse footprint. Data residency depends on the tenant, environment, geography, and Microsoft cloud configuration, so confirm residency requirements before ordering, especially for regulated workloads.

Government customers should not assume the Commercial offer is the correct SKU, because Government tenants may require Government-specific availability, terms, and cloud eligibility. GCC, GCC High, and related residency or compliance requirements should be confirmed separately before purchase.

Nonprofit organizations should verify eligibility and offer availability before buying the Commercial Dataverse File Capacity add-on, because nonprofit or Charity licensing can have separate qualification, pricing, and grant rules. The presence of a Charity segment does not mean a Commercial purchase automatically receives nonprofit benefits.

Education customers should confirm whether they need an Education offer instead of the Commercial Dataverse File Capacity add-on, because student, faculty, and institutional licensing can follow different eligibility and purchasing rules. The Commercial add-on is intended for standard business customers unless an Education licensing review confirms it is appropriate.