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User Licenses (A user license determines the baseline of features that the user can access.)
Name
Total License
Salesforce
2
Salesforce Platform
3
Customer Community Login
5
XOrg Proxy User
2
Work.com Only
3
Customer Portal Manager Custom
5
Identity
10
Customer Community Plus
5
Silver Partner
2
Gold Partner
3
Customer Portal Manager Standard         
5
Force.com App Subscription
2
Customer Community Plus Login
5
Partner App Subscription
2
External Identity
5
Partner Community
5
Partner Community Login
5
Customer Community
5
Force.com – Free
2
Chatter Free
5000
Chatter External
500
High Volume Customer Portal
10
Permission Set Licenses (A permission set is a convenient way to assign users specific settings and permissions to use various tools and functions)
(Retired) Salesforce Mobile Chat Experience
0
Analytics Cloud Builder
Disabled
Analytics Cloud Explorer
Disabled
B2B Commerce
50
CRM User
1
Field Service Dispatcher
1
Field Service Mobile
1
Field Service Scheduling
1
Field Service Standard
5
Identity Connect
10
IoT User
Disabled
Messaging User
5
Orders Platform
2
Sales Console User
2
Sales User
2
Service User
2
Standard Einstein Activity Capture User
100
Feature Licenses (Usage-based Entitlements (A usage-based entitlement is a limited resource that your organization can use on a periodic basis.)
Marketing User
2
Apex Mobile User
3
Offline User
2
Knowledge User
2
Flow User
3
Service Cloud User
2
Data.com User
2
Chat User
2
Chatter Answer User
30
Work.com User
5
Salesforce CRM Content User
5
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