License

Content Manager in its basic version comes with a number of modules and features. You should have received a license file or instructions of how to purchase one.

When activating, the licensing system on Software Support Online (SSO) generates a .dat file that you can then add to Content Manager in this dialog to update your license details.

In addition to the basic set, you can purchase additional modules, for which you need to apply a new .dat file as described above, which will add the additional features, seats or volume. When activating the new license, you need to make sure that you use the exact same customer name as in the initial activation.

NOTE: While it's not recommended practice, if a site chooses to enable the TrimServices location and map a valid network login to it, it will count in the license seating as a normal user.

When you modify license information using Content Manager Enterprise Studio, for example, additions to your license or changes to the number of users, you have to save and deploy the changes to the Content Manager Workgroup Servers for the changes to take effect.

For example, activating Advanced Disposal Processing on the license does not activate its functionality in Content Manager until you have deployed the new configuration to the servers.

You should only use your designated Content Manager administrator computer to update license details, as Content Manager needs access to your licensing history to apply your changes correctly. When changing administrator computers, you may need to add all previous license files before being able to run Content Manager with the correct licensing options.

Please contact your Content Manager vendor for more information about modifying your license to include or exclude optional extras, change the number of seats or the license model.

Please contact your local Content Manager Support organization if you experience any problems with your Content Manager license.