How Much Does Microsoft Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management Cost?

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Microsoft’s current UK list price (Oct 2026) for Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management is £161.50 per user/month, paid yearly and excluding VAT. Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management Premium costs £230.70 per user/month. 

If you are looking for the price of Microsoft Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management, the headline cost (October 2026) is:
Licence UK price
 Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management  £161.50 per user/month 
 Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management Premium   £230.70 per user/month 

Microsoft lists both on a yearly payment basis and excluding VAT.

That gives an annual list-price cost of:

  • Supply Chain Management: £1,938 per user/year
  • Supply Chain Management Premium: £2,768.40 per user/year

You can check Microsoft’s current pricing on its Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management pricing page.

What is included with Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management?

You do not normally buy a separate user licence for each core SCM module. A Supply Chain Management licence can cover areas including:

  • product information;
  • procurement and sourcing;
  • purchasing;
  • sales and order processing;
  • inventory management;
  • warehouse management;
  • transportation;
  • production and manufacturing;
  • quality management;
  • costing;
  • Asset Management, subject to relevant entitlements;
  • planning capabilities within the applicable licence.

Some features, capacity and connected Microsoft services can have separate licensing rules, so an SCM licence should not be treated as including unlimited use of every related service.

How much more does Supply Chain Management Premium cost?

Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management Premium costs: £230.70 per user/month

compared with: £161.50 per user/month for standard Supply Chain Management.

The difference is: £69.20 per user/month

or: £830.40 per user/year

Premium is aimed at organisations and users needing broader planning, analytics and insight capabilities.

Microsoft’s current comparison also shows broader Demand Planning capability with Premium and includes 1,000 Copilot Credits per Premium user/month, subject to Microsoft’s current licensing terms.

Not every SCM user will necessarily need Premium. The right question is:

Which users need the additional Premium capabilities?

What would Dynamics 365 SCM cost for 20 or 50 users?

Using Microsoft’s current UK list prices:

Users Standard SCM SCM Premium
 20 users  £38,760/year   £55,368/year
 50 users  £96,900/year   £138,420/year 
 100 users   £193,800/year   £276,840/year 

These figures exclude VAT and assume every person needs the same full named-user licence.

In a real supply-chain environment, that may not be the case.

Does every SCM user need a £161.50 licence?

Not necessarily.

This is particularly important in warehouses, manufacturing and other operational environments where many people may interact with Dynamics in different ways. Microsoft has other licence types for specific use cases, including:

  • Team Members for defined light-use activities;
  • Operations – Activity for certain operational tasks;
  • Operations – Device for qualifying shared-device scenarios;
  • Attach licences where a user already has another qualifying Dynamics 365 Base application.

These are not simply cheaper versions of a full SCM licence.

Each has defined usage rights. For example, someone completing limited warehouse activities on a shared device may have very different licensing needs from a supply-chain planner or procurement manager.

What if a user needs both Finance and Supply Chain Management?

Dynamics 365 Finance and Supply Chain Management are separate applications.

If the same person genuinely needs both, Microsoft’s Base and Attach licensing may be relevant.

Rather than buying two full Base licences, an eligible user may be able to have one qualifying application as their Base licence and the second as an Attach licence.

The exact eligibility and price should be checked against Microsoft’s current licensing rules.

This is one reason why simply multiplying every ERP user by £161.50 can give the wrong answer.

What else can affect Dynamics 365 SCM licensing cost?

The headline licence price is only the starting point. The actual requirement may also depend on:

  • Standard versus Premium users;
  • Base and Attach licensing;
  • Operations – Activity users;
  • shared warehouse or production devices;
  • security roles and privileges;
  • Asset Management capacity;
  • storage and other capacity;
  • Copilot and agent usage;
  • connected Dynamics 365 applications.

For supply-chain environments in particular, the mix of office users, planners, warehouse teams, production staff and shared devices can have a major effect on the final licence requirement.

Licence cost is not the full cost of Dynamics 365 SCM

Microsoft licensing is only one part of the overall cost of running Supply Chain Management. An implementation may also involve:

  • business-process design;
  • implementation and configuration;
  • data migration;
  • integration;
  • warehouse and production setup;
  • testing;
  • training;
  • support and Managed Services;
  • ongoing Microsoft updates and change.

For a fuller explanation of Dynamics 365 Finance and Supply Chain Management licensing, including Base/Attach, limited users, devices and capacity, see DigX’s Dynamics 365 Finance and SCM pricing guide.

You can also read our Dynamics 365 Finance and Supply Chain Management guide for more on how SCM fits into a wider ERP transformation.

The key figures

For a quick answer:

Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management: £161.50 per user/month
Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management Premium: £230.70 per user/month

Both are current Microsoft UK prices, paid yearly and excluding VAT.

The more important question is then:

Which users actually need a full SCM licence, and which licence type fits the work they perform?

That is where the final cost can change significantly.

Unsure whether your Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management users have the right licences?

Talk to DigX about reviewing your Dynamics 365 licensing requirements.

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Frequently asked questions
How much does Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management cost in the UK?

Microsoft currently lists Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management at £161.50 per user/month, paid yearly and excluding VAT.

How much does Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management Premium cost?

Supply Chain Management Premium is currently £230.70 per user/month, paid yearly and excluding VAT.

What is the annual cost of Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management?

At Microsoft’s current UK list price, standard Supply Chain Management costs £1,938 per user/year excluding VAT.

Does every warehouse user need a full Dynamics 365 SCM licence?

Not necessarily. Microsoft provides other licence types for defined operational and shared-device scenarios. The correct licence depends on what the user or device is permitted to do.

Is Dynamics 365 Finance included with Supply Chain Management?

No. Finance and Supply Chain Management are separately licensed applications. A user who requires both may qualify for Microsoft’s Base and Attach licensing model.

What is the difference between standard and Premium Supply Chain Management?

Both include core supply-chain capabilities. Premium provides broader planning, analytics and insight capabilities, including expanded Demand Planning entitlements, and currently includes 1,000 Copilot Credits per licensed user/month.