Absolutely yes. The name CSP itself stands for ‘Cloud Solution Provider,’ whereby users work on cloud applications and pay subscriptions for that services, and they can opt out at any time. Such productivity solutions include- Office365, SharePoint Online, Skype for Business Online, Enterprise Mobility Suite (EMS), and cloud platform services from Azure.

Here, it would be best if you reached out to certified CSP partners like DirectDeals to close your other licensing settlement with Microsoft, making your transfer to the CSP program smoothly.

In order to provision and license CSP products, you need to create a new CSP account. Because Microsoft's new Office Long Term Servicing Channel (LTSC) release doesn't require a subscription.

CSP is a program with subscriptions and services requiring that you pay monthly for all things offered. You will receive great flexibility from this. The benefits of using CSP are unlimited. Using it only has one billing partner for monthly subscriptions and services. In addition to the flexible billing, you also get the chance to access excellent support for your products. But there is one downside: CSP does not allow licensing on-premise software through it.

So earlier, the OLP program asked for direct upfront payment for about 1-2 years straight. But with the subscription-based CSP model, you have the flexibility to pay what you use monthly. This means you pay every month with no contract commitment. Moreover, you can end or move your subscriptions at any time.

The CSP model provides cost-effective product suites for businesses such as Microsoft Azure, Microsoft 365, Enterprise Mobility + Security (EMS), and Microsoft Dynamics 365.