If you want to know what all App Licences have been assigned to you on your Windows 365 Business Account then you can follow the below steps,
- Login to https://office.com
- Click on the top right user icon to access - The Account Manager option of your account.
- Click on View account
- Click on Subscriptions either the card or on sidebar.
- Here you will see a list of all licenses currently assigned to you and your unique ID.
If you do not find the App that you need here, you can contact your IT department, if you are the admin then reach out to Microsoft Support.
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