Integrated Website Licensing
Overview
Integrated Websites are web applications that support a variety of business operations like API integrations, B2B servicing, technical operations, and much more.
These web apps extend the primary functionality of the ERP.net platform to the company's internal teams and external party relations like partners, customers, local and state authorities, and others.
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Learn more about the types of integrated websites and discover the opportunities they make possible to your business by visiting the following topic:
License Terms
Integrated Websites require a license to become operative. This licensing model permits a certain number of built-in websites to be set up and used.
Integrated Website licenses take into account only the number of websites running integrated with ERP.net.
Each license provides a free slot for a website regardless of its type.
Startable Websites
Learn what types of integrated websites are currently supported in ERP.net.
Website License Usage Examples
Starting Multiple Instances of The Same Website
You can start more than one website instance of most integrated websites.
One example could be a business consisting of three owned companies (or enterprise companies) that plans to set up the Client Center for two of them.
Since the Client Center is associated with a single enterprise company, setting it up for two companies means starting two integrated websites.
Each of the two companies will operate its Client Center, supported by one website.
Note
It terms of licensing, starting multiple instances of the same type of integrated website is the same as starting single instances of different types of websites.
In all cases, each integrated website license guarantees a slot for starting a single website instance.
Only the number of websites are counted towards the purchased licenses.
Businesses are free to choose the type of websites they plan to use these slots for.
Swapping Integrated Websites
You can even swap your integrated websites on the go.
Let's take a look at the following example:
You choose to use the Client Center, the Domain API, and the Revenue Service Portal. Respectively, you will need 3 website licenses.
Suppose that after some time, you no longer intend to use the Domain API, or you temporarily won't need it. In addition, you assessed the Table API would be more beneficial to your business.
You can remove the Domain API from your website list within the ERP.net platform. Then, you can use the freed-up slot to put another website - in this case, the Table API.
You can also disable the Table API and bring back the Domain API to reverse this action if desired.
Explore Integrated Websites In-Depth
Want to learn more about Integrated Websites? Check out our dedicated topic covering what they are, what types are available, and some usage examples:
More Information About ERP.net Licensing
Find out how each edition of ERP.net is licensed and what this means by reading through the topics below:
- Registered user-based licensing - provides a number of sessions on a per-user basis, which are paid with the current subscription.
- Concurrent sessions-based licensing - allows a number of sessions going on at the same time, which are paid with the current subscription.
- Core-based licensing - grants a number of cores, which are paid with the current subscription.
- User Types in ERP.net - learn how your ERP.net users are categorized and what type of users are involved with your business.
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