How do I get a site license?

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We provide custom site licenses for research groups, schools, universities, and other organizations. A site license receives the same discounts as a multiple license purchase, but a single license code is easier to manage in a lab setting. If you're not sure whether a site license or a single user license is best for you, check out our guide here.

Here are the steps for requesting a site license:
  1. Decide how many licenses you need. Here are some tips to help you decide.
  2. Contact us at sales@inqscribe.com to request a quote.

Licenses

  1. How do I enter my license code?
  2. Can I transfer my license to a new computer?
  3. Do I need to buy separate license for my desktop and laptop computers?
  4. Will my InqScribe license work on both Mac and Windows?
  5. How long is my license good for?
  6. How many licenses do I need to buy?
  7. I lost my license code. Can you resend it to me?
  8. Why won't InqScribe accept my license code?
  9. I requested a trial license and it did not arrive. Where is it?
  10. What's the difference between a "Site License" and a "Single User License"?
  11. How can I enable an InqScribe license for multiple user accounts in Mac OS X?
  12. What's the licensing agreement for InqScribe?
  13. What's the difference between the full version and the free version of InqScribe?
  14. Do I need to buy a subscription to use InqScribe?
  15. How do I get a site license?

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