Windows 10: Can OEM Digital License be validated for Audits?

I would like to know if I can purchase an OEM digital license and be validated to pass Microsoft Audit for a small enterprise?

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OEM Licenses not valid?

Heya. So I've collected several Windows 10 OEM licenses through Kinguin that I've used while building computers. However, recently it seems like the OEM licenses will no longer activate appropriately. I've attempted to use several but during the activation
process it always says that I don't have a valid digital license or product key - and when attempting to try to figure out why it does this, the UI seems to be missing several elements. When I attempt to use the key, I get a confirmation message saying that
I'm unable to activate windows, and to select troubleshoot below. However, the only thing there is a link to the actual store. Attempting to troubleshoot without the prompt shows a completely different product key than the ones I've attempted to put in.

Is there some reason why OEM keys no longer work, or is there something that I'm missing / update broke something / etc? Appreciate any thoughts or help here.

 

How do I get a Digital License with a self built OEM install?

Bit confused here.

Install 6 months ago and today's install used the same media, Valid OEM Keys and both running 10586

One has digital entitlement (license) one simply says activated.

Doesn't OEM allow me to swap hard drives all I want and reinstall windows a gazillion times or is the difference that I have to reinstall OEM prod key in a "NON' digital entitlement(license) environment? whereas with the digital license I would not have to?

 

How do I get a Digital License with a self built OEM install?

Can't be sure how the same build can show different licensing details... that is weird (post a screen-shot)

OEM licences have a very low activation count (i.e. tolerance for hardware changes) do not mess with that...