What this screen is for
The banner summarises your subscription: the plan, whether it is a trial, the maximum users and the validity date. Below it, each licence is listed with its company name, edition and user count, whether it is bound to a particular machine, its status and its last login. You can view a licence key, create a new one, download the software, and show previously deleted licences.
Why it matters
A licence bound to a machine will not run elsewhere, so hardware changes need the binding dealt with before the software is reinstalled. How many licences you may create is capped by your subscription, not by this screen.
What you see on this screen
An information card explains the model: licence keys are created for your Laabam Classic installations, and each licence is bound to one computer by its hardware identifier. Beside it, Your Subscription Limits gives Plan (marked Trial where applicable), Max Users (or Unlimited) and Valid Until.
The table has six columns. License is the company name on the licence, with a View License Key action. Edition is Standard, Professional or Enterprise, with the maximum users underneath. Hardware reads Bound with the machine identifier, or Not bound. Status is the licence state, with its expiry date where one is set, or Lifetime where none is. Last Login shows when the licence last ran and the total number of logins. Actions holds the per-licence options.
Filters and actions
A Show Deleted tick box brings previously deleted licences back into the list, where they can be restored or permanently removed. Create License issues a new one; Download Software fetches the installer. Row actions are View Details, Deactivate or Activate, and Reset Hardware Binding, which is what frees a licence to run on a replacement machine.
Status values
A licence is Active or Inactive, shown alongside its expiry - a date where one is set, or Lifetime where none is. Last Login reads Never until the licence has been used.
Related
- Laabam Desktop - the current desktop application
- Subscription - the plan that sets these limits
- Laabam Agent - syncing data from local installations