Cisco Prime Collaboraiton Standard Licenses

Dear Team,
I have a customer purchased Cisco CUWL PRO & Enhanced Licenses for 10,000 Users for Unified CM version 8.0 and now he is asking for upgrade to version 10.5. The question is :
1-since he did reinstatement for different type of licenses and already has the order, Should the customer entitle Cisco Prime Collaboration licenses by default or he has to purchase them separately?
2-Does the customer going to receive Cisco Prime Collaboration Standard (Porvisioning and Assurance only) ?, If so for How many license Users it comes by default?. If less than 10000 ,then how to order the remaining?.
Thanks in advance
Regards,

Prime collaboration standard is free and does not require any licenses. Advanced license is separate from any UC user licenses:
Cisco Prime Collaboration Packaging: Standard and Advanced Options
Beginning with version 10.0, Cisco Prime Collaboration is provided in two different offerings. Cisco Prime Collaboration Standard is included with all Cisco Unified Workspace Licensing and Cisco User Connect Licensing, and Cisco Prime Collaboration Advanced is available for upgrade. The Standard option is only available and compatible with Cisco UC 10.0. The Advanced option supports Cisco UC 8.x - UC 10.x. The Standard option enables provisioning of all voice and video services purchased and fault monitoring across voice and video for a single cluster environment. For deployments that require more advanced management, Cisco Prime Collaboration Advanced offers multi-cluster scale, additional automation, deeper diagnostic capabilities, and long-term reporting. This order guide addresses Cisco Prime Collaboration Advanced only.
Customers who are interested in Cisco Prime Collaboration Advanced may activate the “Advanced Evaluation” from within the Prime Collaboration Standard GUI, for a 60 day term, or may purchase a permanent Cisco Prime Collaboration Advanced. For more information about license installation, please refer to the Cisco Prime Collaboration Quick Start Guide 10.0 posted on Cisco.com under ‘Install and Upgrade Guides.
from:
http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/collateral/cloud-systems-management/prime-collaboration/guide-07-729809.html
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