Floating licensing, also known as concurrent licensing, is a flexible software licensing model where a limited number of licenses are shared among a larger pool of authorized users or installations. Unlike the named licensing [...]
Over the past few decades, software licensing has undergone a remarkable transformation. What was once viewed as a behind-the-scenes necessity, limited to engineering departments, has evolved into an indispensable, cross-departmental tool that touches product [...]
CHALLENGE One of the greatest obstacles preventing software vendors from using a professional, modern software licensing solution is license migration, namely the conversion of existing/legacy licenses, typically offline based into online licenses. The introduction [...]
The licensing policy of the majority of (B2B) software and device vendors falls in one of the following categories: Technical (proactive) In-house licensing solution External/professional software licensing API License Audits (reactive): no technical licensing, [...]
Why Building Your Own Licensing Solution May Not Be as “Easy” as You Think Many software vendors still rely on software audits to control over-usage rather than implementing a robust licensing solution. We call [...]
Our connector is now officially certified and available as a premium Power Automate connector. Microsoft's Power Automate (previously Flow) is a fundamental part for SLASCONE since it enables a very easy and flexible integration [...]
A fundamental objective of most software vendors is to find partners/resellers that will help them scale their business. Resellers can be particularly beneficial, in many case the only way, for expansion and international growth. [...]
Being responsible for our licensing, every time that a new, to be licensed feature was developed, I had to update the (master) license definition. In parallel, our engineers had to make sure that the [...]
As I explained in my first post, my first acquaintance with licensing came through my analysis requirements. Since we already had an in-house solution (which experienced colleagues of mine praised, considering it superior to [...]
