In terms of limitations

The sku described as Office 365 for small Business , can be used for develop SharePoint apps
What is the SharePoint plan included to that sku, and what is the limitations?
BDS is available to connect your model to remote sources?
Is app catalog available to deploy custom SharePoint app?
A cloud single sign-on Web application can be authorized using a small Business tenant (not any kind of active directory sync)
is there a link describe the available features enabled with O365 for small business
Thanks.

Hi,
According to your post, my understanding is that you had some issues about the Office 365 small Business.
There is an article about the Developer feature availability across Office 365 options, you can have a look at it.
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/sharepoint-online-developer-service-description.aspx
As this is the forum for SharePoint Server, for this issue, I recommend you post your question to the forum for SharePoint online.
http://community.office365.com/en-us/forums/154.aspx.
More experts will assist you, then you will get more information relation to SharePoint Online.
Thank you for your understanding and support.
Thanks,
Jason
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Hello guys I would like your advice, I received a pre approved offer letter from Bank of America, for the Americard something interesting on this offer is that it has 21 billing cycles at 0% APR for Balance Transfers, after that 12.99% APR, I also have a pre approved offer letter from Citibank, for the simplicity card, 21 months at 0% APR for balance transfers, 17.99% after. What Credit Card do you think I should pull the trigger ? At first glance the APR says everything and BofA would be the best, but I would like to get some extra info from you guys. I am a Citibank customer, I have my checking and savings account with them as well as a couple of CC, in contrast I would be a new BofA customer. What do you think would be the CL if I am approved on BofA and what do you think would be the CL if I am approved on Citibank?

sweetdreams wrote:
I don't have experience with BT cards but just wanted to share about my personal experience with these two lenders BofA: started out as a secured card $500 and CLI to $1,500 with HP then opened a BBR $500 auto CLI to $1,000Looking at current BT offers for these cards, there are no BT promos... They are only offering 3% BT fee and then the APR on the account (currently 15.99% for me)I haven't read around the forum about BofA allowing direct deposit into checking account and then paying off other lender's credit balances but I know Citi explicitly states they allow direct deposit (if this is a feature you would like to have) Citi: have the discontinued Dividend card $9,000 CL and double cash card $2,900 (no BT promos showing for DC because I'm still in my 0% period)I have had Dividend for a year and looking at current BT offers, there are two: one 3% BT fee and 4.99% until 7/2017 and another for 3% BT fee and 2.99% until 8/2017. Personally, I think Citi has better long-term BT offers. You mentioned you have CCs from Citi? Have you checked your current cards for BT offers?
In terms of limits, everyone is different but I think Citi gives higher limits without HPs for CLIs Great, thanks for sharing your experience, I had a look at my current BT offers in citibank and they are not that good the best deal is 18 months and 2.99% APR during that period of time. I have the thank you CC 20k CL this one is my first and oldest CC, I applied for the diamond cc about 8 months ago I got only 7.6K CL so that's my fear with citi and get a little CL than the diamond, as for BofA I got no idea of the minimu I could expect, I have read the minimum is $500 which for me knowing that is not attractive to apply for it

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