> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.solutioo.de/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.solutioo.de/vr-payment-gateway/erste-schritte/lizenzerwerb.md).

# Lizenzerwerb

So erhalten Sie das VR Payment Gateway von solutioo.

Das VR Payment Gateway erwerben Sie über solutioo bzw. Microsoft AppSource.

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#### Angebot einholen oder AppSource öffnen

Kontaktieren Sie solutioo oder öffnen Sie Microsoft AppSource und suchen Sie nach **VR Payment Gateway** bzw. **solutioo**.
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#### Lizenz bestellen

Nach der Bestellung erscheint die Extension in Ihrer Business Central Umgebung (SaaS).
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#### Benutzerlizenzen zuweisen

Weisen Sie die Lizenz im Microsoft Admin Center den Personen zu, die Payment Links erzeugen oder die Einrichtung pflegen sollen. Details stehen unter [Lizenzzuweisung](/vr-payment-gateway/erste-schritte/lizenzzuweisung.md).
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Ohne zugewiesene Lizenz können Benutzer die App-Seiten nicht sinnvoll nutzen. Weisen Sie mindestens einer Administratorin bzw. einem Administrator eine Lizenz zu, bevor Sie die Einrichtung beginnen.
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