v9 release and the Non-Compliance Fee

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  • Rick Wilson
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    Sort of, the way it works is if you're a Non-Admin and you login and have a seat, if you login from another browser or computer, it'll just take over your seat (i.e. kick you out of the other session and open a new session on your new machine).

    Or as an Admin, you can kick any session out that choose.

    Non admin's can't kick out admins (or other non-admins), only their own sessions.

    If you have an API license as mentioned above it'll be outside of this process.

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  • BkraM
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    Thanks.

    Will there be any kind of hierarchy built into users. For example if we had 1 seat and 3 users. User1 = 1, User2 = 2 and User3 = 3 so user1 can not be booted by 2 or 3 but can boot 2 and 3 and user2 could boot user3.

    Or User1 = 1, User2=2 and user3=2 so User1 can boot either and the other 2 cant boot anyone.

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  • Rick Wilson
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    Goal is around MivaCon in late March.

    It'll allow you to purchase a license (for the same price as a seat) that allows a user (in this case StoneEdge) to not count as a seat (in other words always have a seat). This user will only be able to be logged into any 1 session at 1 time, so it can't be shared.

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  • BkraM
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    Thanks do you have any idea when 9.0003 will be released? Will it be a seat that you assign for a specific user then have that user be the one used for the API connection?

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  • Rick Wilson
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    Not until 9.0003 but you'll still need to buy it a seat.

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  • BkraM
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    Thanks. Do you have a rough idea of when/if a change will be made so that an API seat or user can be set to not get booted if someone logs in and there aren't any remaining seats? I don't want to upgrade until I am sure Stoneedge will never get booted.

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  • Rick Wilson
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    No, the NCF varies depending on where you're hosted but is usually $50 a month. It's only purpose is an economic incentive to upgrade and stay within the bounds of PCI Compliance.

    As long as you stay running the latest version within 90 days of release you won't be billed the NCF.

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  • BkraM
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    The non compliance fee just doubles your current license fee correct. It doesn't also double the cost of any additional seats you have too does it?

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  • Rick Wilson
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    I don't understand the question? The NCF fee is separate from the Seats.

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  • BkraM
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    Does the non compliance fee include the doubling of the seat licenses too?

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  • Krsullivan
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    Rick,

    I fixed it, I tried changing the Domain Settings>Upgrade Settings from Weekly to At every Login. Logged out, then logged back in and there it was. Thanks, I would have been waiting to the end of time most likely. Thanks

    Kevin
    www.automotiveworkwear.com

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  • Krsullivan
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    Hey Rick,

    Wow, no it doesn't, I looked at one of the others at that one did but not the automotiveworkwear.com one.

    I will send support and email and start a ticket. Thanks

    Kevin
    www.automotiveworkwear.com

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  • Rick Wilson
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    You should see a red box up top that says Updates Available. Click that. If you don't, then email me and I'll get support to find out why you don't see it.

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  • Krsullivan
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    Hey Rick,

    I though updates were automatic. Maybe my interpretation of automatic is different. my system says 9.000. So how do I update it.

    Thanks

    Kevin

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  • Rick Wilson
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    9.0001 (and 9.0002) are now out.

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