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SAM Audit Questions

We just got hit with a SAM audit.  If while administering the audit we find that we are not compliant, can we purchase the needed licensing and then report to MS?

Example:  Say we need 3 Office licenses.  Can we purchase these, install them, and then reply to MS with the newly acquired keys?

Also any tips would be greatly appreciated as it's our first time going through this.
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Can anyone else weigh in, I just want to make sure we are on the level if I make changes or make us compliant prior to filling out the sheet.  Considering I have already been notified by MS of the qudit.
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Did you have to spend $ to become compliant?  If so how much?  Do they fine.
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I've requested that this question be deleted for the following reason:

Did not find answer, but moved on.
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Actually I already gave you the answer, bases on own experience for several SAM audits by MS the past decade. That you ignored it, doesn't mean it's not the answer.
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