We offer the exact same Office 365 plans, but our plans come with the Mydatapage difference. You get: seamless A-to-Z migration and onboarding with a dedicated agent and 24/7 customer support on all issues, no matter how small, by phone, email or chat. What’s more, we’ll answer your calls within 40 seconds and resolve most tickets in less than 1 day. With Microsoft, you only get migration self-help guides and IT-level web support and 24/7 phone support for issues that are deemed critical by Microsoft, not by you. For all other support issues, you are left to your own devices.

If you purchase our Business or Business Premium plan, you’ll get Office 2016, featuring the latest versions of the desktop applications you know and love—Excel, Word, Outlook, PowerPoint, OneNote and Publisher. And whenever Office is updated, you will automatically receive the latest upgrade at no additional charge so that you’re always on the current version of Office.
Our Office 365 plans give you the ability to easily and securely share and collaborate on documents using OneDrive for Business and Office Online. With Online Essentials, and Business Premium you can also create a domain-based email address and share calendars and contacts with people inside and outside of your company. Finally, unlike the Office you currently have, Office 365 from gives you the ability to have real-time online meetings and screen sharing using Skype for Business (PC) and Lync (Mac).

This depends on which plan you choose and whether you’re using a PC or Mac. PC users can download Microsoft Office 2016 versions of Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Outlook, OneNote, Publisher and the desktop version of Skype for Business (formerly Lync). Mac users will be able to download Microsoft Office 2016 versions of Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Outlook and Lync as part of the Business and Business Premium plans.

To use the 5 desktop downloads you get with the Business or Business Premium plan, you must be on one of the following operating systems:
PC: Windows 10, Windows 8, Windows 7 Service Pack 1, Windows 10 Server, Windows Server 2012 R2, Windows Server 2012, or Windows Server 2008 R2
Mac: Mac OS X 10.10
If you are running a different operating system, remember that you can still use Office Online, browser-based versions of your favorite Microsoft tools like Excel, Word or PowerPoint, which are included with the Online Essentials or Business Premium plans.

Yes. Office Online is compatible with Mac. And if you choose the Business or Business Premium plan, you’ll be able to download Office 2016 for Mac, which is fully compatible with Mac OS X 10 (see prior section).

Office for iPad includes the full-featured, touch-friendly versions of the most popular Office apps: Word, Excel and PowerPoint.
Office for iPad is available with the Business and Business Premium plan, which includes a license that’s valid for up to 5 iPads or Windows tablets, as well as up to 5 PCs or Macs, for a single user.

Office Online features versions of Word®, Excel®, PowerPoint® and OneNote® that are designed to use within a web browser. You can access Office Online from your cloud storage to create new files, edit existing files, share and collaborate online with clients or colleagues.

With our Online Essentials and Business Premium plans, documents created or stored in your OneDrive for Business cloud storage can be simultaneously edited with others inside or outside your company – anyone with a link to a document can make edits at the same time as you. You can even see each other’s edits as you go, so you’ll always be on the same page with the latest version, all without having to send documents back and forth via email.

The desktop Office licenses that come with the Business or Business Premium plan are associated with an individual user’s account, including that individual’s sign in and password information. Downloading a copy onto an employee’s computer would gives them access to your documents.
We highly recommend that anyone in your organization needing the latest desktop version of Office have their own Business or Business Premium account.

OneDrive for Business cloud storage and Office Online work best with the latest version of Microsoft Office, Office 2013, Office 2010, and Office 2011 and 2016 for Mac.
With these versions of Office, you can select files stored in the cloud and edit them using your desktop applications instead of Office Online. Simply open the file you wish to edit, click ‘Edit in Word/Excel/PowerPoint’ and when you click ‘Save’ within those applications, your document will sync back to your storage.

Skype for Business (PC) and Lync (Mac), included in the Online Essentials and Business Premium plans, allow you to communicate with your colleagues, customers and partners via online conference call or HD video conference. With just a couple of clicks, you can share your screen or invite up to 250 people inside or outside your company to take part in an online conversation.

Working or storing files in ‘the cloud' means that your files are stored securely on the internet — not on your hard drive – so you can access them anytime, anywhere, from almost any device connected to the web.
You don't need to buy additional software and you’re not dependent on your computer to get work done. Plus, since your documents are stored on secure servers, you have peace of mind knowing that, even if your hard drive crashes or you spill coffee on your computer, your documents and programs are safe and accessible from any web browser.