Recorded 16 Oct 2026 at 20:17 UTC. This is what ChangeIntel recorded, including the title, summary, facts and links. It is not a statement of the source's current position. See the latest record.
Dynamics 365 Project Operations: Optimize Project Operations - Support subscription billing for Project Operations
Core capabilities include: Recurring billing : Create and manage subscription contracts with flexible billing schedules (monthly, quarterly, annually). Automated invoice generation : Automatically create invoices based on predefined schedules; supports batch processing. Flexible pricing models : Standard, tiered-based pricing; consolidate multiple billing lines into one invoice. Integration : Seamless flow between CE and finance and operations for invoicing and accounting; supports Dataverse-based configuration. Advanced scenarios : Fee journal-based billing for project contracts, subscription hold or termination management, and refund handling. This feature is enabled using a feature flag. Business Value: Organizations increasingly adopt subscription-based models to create predictable revenue streams and improve customer experience. This feature drives efficiency by automating recurring invoicing and reducing manual intervention. It improves financial control, supports flexibility, and positions businesses to scale subscription offerings and forecast monthly recurring revenue (MRR) more accurately. Enabled for: Enabled by admins/makers/marketers for end users
What it said
- Roadmap ID
- 576737
- Status
- In development
- General availability target
- September CY2027
- Preview target
- September CY2026
- Products
- Dynamics 365 Project Operations
- Clouds
- Worldwide (Standard Multi-Tenant)
- Release phases
- General Availability, Preview
- Platforms
- Web
- Added to the roadmap
- 16 Oct 2026 19:08 UTC
- Last changed
- 16 Oct 2026 19:08 UTC
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Source evidence when recorded
- Microsoft 365 roadmap
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