Core and Plus License Comparison Guide
Version 9 - Quick Comparison of License Types
Feature |
Core |
Plus |
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License size, per office location | up to 30 Users | up to 60 Users* |
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Number of System Wide Conversation Groups | 5 | 10 |
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Number of BlueNote Tabs | 8 | 12 |
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Number of individual BlueNotes | 72 | 108 |
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Daily Lights Activity Max, User/Admin | 150/300 | 200/600 |
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System Wide Changes controlled by Administrator | ◉ | ◉ |
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Send diagnostic reports remotely | ◉ |
◉ |
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Reset Screen Positions remotely | ◉ | ◉ |
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Turn off user enabled options remotely |
◉ |
◉ |
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Adjust all Alert Managers remotely | |
◉ |
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View, Save, and Remove Conversation data remotely (Beta) | ◉ | |
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Control other clients' Sound settings remotely |
◉ | |
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Manage Conversation settings remotely | ◉ | |
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Change Popup settings remotely | ◉ | |
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Change any user name from Admin client |
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*more than 60 users requires additional licensing. Call for details.
Benefits of Plus Features
Administrating many computers at once without a server is now possible with a Plus license. In addition, many capacities have been increased to meet the demands of larger, more complex communication environments. Smaller offices will also appreciate the convenience of making changes from one computer instead of needing to adjust settings at each individual workstation. Note that there may be multiple users per computer, so generally speaking, offices with 15 or fewer computers will find that the Core license is adequate, while those with over 20 computers will be best served by the Plus license.
The Plus license allows for up to 60 simultaneous users, but can be increased up to 150 users on a single network with additional licensing. The number of System Wide Conversation groups is doubled, and 50% more BlueNotes are available to provide detailed customization of Lights workflow.
Once a BlueNote client has been granted administrative access, that user's Daily Lights Activity will no longer clear out at midnight each evening; instead a first in/first out (FIFO) buffer stores up to 600 Light events to provide a resource for auditing daily workflow between all users on the network.