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The count of AvailSuite's licenses defines a maximal number of active employees having access to AvailSuite with Administrator and Manager roles.
Here are examples of correct and effective AvailSuite licensing.
Example 1:
John is the only person using AvailSuite in a company. He needs sometimes to use it from home. He installed AvailSuite in office and can access the office network using laptop from home. He installed the AvailSuite client application on his laptop. He needs only 1 license.
Example 2:
There is a call center with a director and 12 managers working in 2 shifts (with no more than 6 managers at the same time). No matter how many computers they use. They can do with 7 licenses. In the cases, somebody of them needs to switch on and off the access for managers to define who has the access now.
Example 3:
There is a company with 3 managers and 20 technicians. Technicians need AvailSuite only for printing out their tasks, viewing payments made to them, submitting their expenses and time cards. The company needs 3 AvailSuite's licenses.
See also
What is the difference between AvailSuite user roles?
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