I just received an email about the Invoicing app being retired in February 2020. The invoicing app is an integral piece and was the actual reason for me to upgrade from the Business Essential ($5) to the Business Premium ($12.50) subscription. There is not much of a reason why this course is taken and there is no mention of a new Invoicing app replacing the old one. This is so not Microsoft like to just remove an entire app from a subscription without offering something similar.
If you do not plan on replacing it you should consider reducing the price of the subscription because at this point you plan to take something away,customers are paying for, while still continuing to charge them for the app.
Don't retire Microsoft Invoicing and if you do, please reduce the subscription cost.
Look what you are doing here. You are removing an app integral to businesses which in turn makes your product unreliable. Unreliable in regards of: Who tells me you are not going to do the same thing with another app. I don't like gambling.
Depending on the outcome of this Uservoice I will either continue Office 365 Business Premium or leave for good.

I need to use Teams to create scheduled meetings and was told I had to upgrade to Business Premium of which I am currently on a trial period for.
All my data had now moved across from Personal to Business Premium and an agent today told me I did not need to upgrade to Business Premium and could have added Teams for free due to COVID-19 situation.
I am frustrated as I paid for a 12 month license of Office 365 Personal on 17th Dec 2019 and cannot have a refund or a credit towards the business account.
I have spent over 6 hours on to MS Support over the last 2 weeks which is costing my business.
So my question is, can I go back to MS Office 365 and have Business Teams and not pay any more or can I have a refund for the time I will not use up to 16th Dec 2020?

I purchased a 1yr subscription to Office 365 ProPlus from Dell Computer Corporation for 10 users. After just a few months, Microsoft put my license under "expired" status. I fought with Dell and Microsoft about this and Microsoft Support reluctantly provided a license key that would allow me a few more months but still not my full license status that I paid for. Now we're still 4 months short from expiring on the original contract and Microsoft is showing it Expired again. Microsoft is stealing from customers and this is a Blatant Felony in the state I'm in. Theft is a crime and Microsoft is stealing from me by not providing the services paid for in full. I would like to file a formal complaint and a lawsuit against Microsoft Corporation for stealing. In the state of Colorado, This type of theft is at least a Class 2 Misdemeanor for the theft of less than $500. This has a minimum 3 month jail sentence and a minimum $250 fine and a Maximum $1000 fine and 1 year prison term. Please let me know if you'd like to take this to court or settle out of court. Truly, Jim Jenson.
NOTE: my actual email address is jim@athroughzcomputing.com and I can be reached by phone at 970.217.1797 or a follow-up will come from my attorney if not addressed to me personally by 4/29/2020

I am starting a new thread/idea, even though I see these two proposals have been shared separately. I also see the ability to change invoice numbers has been "in the plans" for 22 months now, but it's still not an option. At best, we can change the invoice numbers to basically reset the sequential starting point, but not all invoices need to be sequential.

Other invoicing software programs allow this feature, and it's not actually a GAAP or tax law violation. The sender/business is responsible for all compliance, and customers often require invoices have seperate PO numbers, or, they require the invoice number be the same as their designated PO number.

Therefore, both options are greatly needed: change/customize EACH invoice number, and also the option to add a PO number to any invoice.

Thank you!