Concurrent Client Licensing Sample Clauses
The Concurrent Client Licensing clause defines the terms under which multiple clients can access and use a licensed software product simultaneously. Typically, this clause specifies the maximum number of users or devices that may access the software at the same time, often managed through license keys or server controls. Its core practical function is to ensure that software usage remains within agreed limits, preventing unauthorized overuse and helping the licensor manage and monetize access effectively.
Concurrent Client Licensing. If your Sales Order indicates that you acquired concurrent client licenses of the Licensed Software, then you may install and use the client component of the Licensed Software on any computers or devices you own, lease or otherwise control (or in the event of the inoperability of a computer or device, on your backup computer or device only until such operability is restored). However, the number of concurrent client licenses of the Licensed Software that you operate at any time with the licensed server component of the Licensed Software will not exceed the number of concurrent seat licenses that you have purchased as identified in the Sales Order.
Concurrent Client Licensing. If you licensed concurrent licenses of the Software, you may install the client component of the Software on any computers you own, lease or otherwise control (or in the event of the inoperability of a computer, on your backup computer only until such operability is restored). However, the number of concurrent licenses of the Software that you operate at any time with the licensed server component of the Software shall not exceed the number of client seat licenses that you have purchased.
Concurrent Client Licensing. If your Sales Order indicates that you acquired concurrent client licenses