Licence Types
User/PC (Workstation)
A single 'User/PC Licence' allows a single person to install, register and operate Estate Master Software on a single computer only.
If more than one PC requires Estate Master to be installed and registered on it, whether for the same person (who holds a User/PC Licence on another PC) or for a different person, this constitutes an 'Additional User/PC Licence' and an additional fee is payable.
CAS (Concurrent Access Session)
Estate Master’s CAS licensing can offer great flexibility for your business when operating Estate Master Software.
What is CAS?
A CAS Licence is for installation on a Terminal Server and allows for concurrent access of the Estate Master software by multiple users. The number of CAS Licences determines the number of concurrent users that may operate Estate Master via the Terminal Server at any one time.
How does it work?
A Terminal Server is a computer running certain programs (such as Windows Remote Desktop or Citrix Metaframe) that allow other PCs to directly connect and use its resources and applications.
With CAS licencing, any computer connected to the Terminal Server can operate Estate Master. Once the CAS limit is reached, the next user must wait for another user to exit Estate Master before they can operate the software.
Additional CAS licences can be purchased at any time.
Important Information on CAS Licences
Please bear in mind that CAS licencing is entirely dependent on the ability to provide users efficient and reliable remote access to your server through programs such as Windows Remote Desktop or Citrix Metaframe, as the Estate Master software will be remotely operated via that server.
Therefore, it is imperative that before you either purchase or transfer to a CAS licence, the following is verified by your IT Department:
Your organisation has a Server that runs Terminal Services.
