Setup & Licensing
Our licensing solutions are flexible and can be structured to support your needs depending on your operational requirements.
StructurePoint offers individual standalone licenses, which provide the freedom of portable usage, or network licenses localized within a specific geographic region, allowing access to multiple users within that region.
As your needs expand, we are here to assist with conversions to other licensing solutions or a discounted 5-pack standalone option, which gives you the flexibility of adding or editing access as needed in any of your offices worldwide.
Standalone (Individual) License: A standalone license permits use of the protected application on a single computer. License management is done on that computer without the need for a network server.
Purchasing an individual standalone license is available through our webstore. You can also contact us by calling 847-966-4357 or emailing licensing@StructurePoint.org.
For more information about the license types and their requirements, please refer to the Setup and Licensing Guide.
Network (Concurrent) License: This type of license allows a specific number of users to run the protected application at the same time. For example, with a ‘3-seat’ network license, three users can access the software simultaneously from your local office network at any one time. Any number of seats can be purchased to customize the network license to your needs.
A network license can be configured as:
Typically used with physical servers managing licenses for a single office site.
Typically used with physical servers managing licenses for multiple sites in a state or country.
Licenses hosted on a cloud server provided by SSH or by StructurePoint, giving authorized users within a designated region concurrent access, subject to the number of seats purchased.
Network license pricing and information are available by calling 847-966-4357 or emailing licensing@StructurePoint.org.
For more information about the license types and their requirements, please refer to the Setup and Licensing Guide.
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