Windows and Windows Server
Specify the edition, device or server count and usage scenario. Server specifications and user access rights also affect licensing.
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Software licences, installation and configuration.

Match users, devices and working methods. Tracking subscriptions, expiry dates and owners helps prevent access loss when staff change.
Specify the edition, device or server count and usage scenario. Server specifications and user access rights also affect licensing.
Specify the applications, user count and operating systems. Indicate whether you need a perpetual licence or a subscription.
Provide device counts, platforms and licence duration. Specify whether server protection and a central management console are needed.
List products, editions and user or device counts. Prepare information about current licences and the required usage period.
Provide the software name and version, device operating system and licence status. Specify system requirements and whether settings must be migrated.
Describe devices, user groups and current rules. Specify access restrictions, updates and password requirements.
We select licensed software for your devices and workflows. Product edition, user count, licence duration and operating-system compatibility all matter. Endpoint protection is considered alongside updates and access rules.
Share the software names, user and device counts, current licences and required features. For renewals, give the product and expiry date without including activation keys in a public message. If you do not have a list, start with your workflow.
We agree on the licences and usage terms for the selected products. Installation, configuration and migration from previous versions are discussed separately. Availability, regional terms and renewal options are checked before a proposal is issued.
It depends on the product and licence type. Check the terms of that specific licence before replacing the computer.
Protection combines updates, access controls, backups and careful file handling. Antivirus is part of this system, not a replacement for the other measures.