How does 7pace Timetracker Licensing work with regard to named users? Follow

Question

How does licensing work within 7pace Timetracker with regard to named users?

Answer

7pace Timetracker is licensed under the 'named user' model. A named user is a unique person authorized to use the software. "Use" is defined as every form of touching the software; this includes roles such as managers and administrators who need to do any kind of operation with the software or use data created by the software in a direct connection.

Every named user needs to have a valid license. The license is not transferable to other persons once it has been assigned. If the person with an assigned license eventually stops using the software and/or resigns from his/her position in the company, his/her named user license can be assigned to a different person or can be unlicensed.

A named user can use the service on the instance (DevOps Organization/Server) where Timetracker is installed. The only exception from this is the Ultimate plan, which allows a named user to use Timetracker on unlimited instances within that enterprise.

7pace Timetracker’s Plans

Ultimate Plan

Unlimited accounts (cloud)

Unlimited servers (on-premise)

Team Plan

Dedicated account (cloud) or dedicated server (on-premise)

Start Plan

Dedicated account (cloud only)

Free Plan

Cloud only, 3 users or less

Legacy DevOps Services Plans (formerly VSTS)

Dedicated account (cloud only)

Legacy DevOps Server Plan (formerly TFS)

Unlimited accounts (cloud)

Unlimited servers (on-premise)

Timetracker does not have a physical limitation of user counts. If you start a subscription, you accept the EULA and sign a contract with 7pace GmbH; you need to ensure proper licensing of the software.