Microsoft Dynamics Online Announces Third Update, Discounts For Switching From SalesForce, Oracle

The service update to Microsoft Dynamics Online provides new features at no extra cost to customers, including mobile access, enhanced data import, customizable views and simplified pricing.

Organizations can get started with a 30 day trial or paid subscription to Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online. Customers are able to access the Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online service through Microsoft Outlook, a Web browser or from a wide range of mobile devices — all at no additional charge.

Microsoft has streamlined and reduced its Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online pricing for all customers. All Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online offerings are now available at $44 per user per month, and include offline support, 200 custom entities, 200 workflows and up to 5 GB of storage.

In addition to the 30 day free trial available to all customers, Microsoft is offering six months of free access to Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online for current Salesforce.com and Oracle customers. Eligibility requirements and other details of this offer can be found at http://offers.crmchoice.com/moreforless.

“We’ve built our business on Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online, and we’ve helped more than 75 companies adopt the service in the past year,” said Steve Bowles, chief executive officer of Pelagic Solutions Inc. “In our experience Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online simply delivered a lot more capabilities and value than other software as a service (SaaS)-based CRM systems, at a lower price.”

The new November 2009 service update will be available to all Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online customers by Nov. 15, 2009. Businesses can get started today by signing up for a no-cost 30-day trial by subscribing at http://crm.dynamics.com