Adobe Transactional Licence Program (TLP) Information

Adobe Transactional License Program (TLP)

Overview

The Adobe Open Options Transactional Licensing Program (TLP) streamlines software purchasing and administration so your customers can focus on their core business. Open Options is designed to present a return of investment from the very beginning and entrance into the program can be from as few as three product licenses. The scheme brings the power of volume licensing to small companies and individual departments, as well as to large enterprises, educational institutions and government organisations.

TLP is tailor made for organisations that want to reduce software unit costs and simplify license acquisition without committing to a 2 year agreement. The scheme offers immediate savings which are calculated on a per order basis. The larger the volume of licenses purchased the greater the saving. In addition to this Adobe offer an Upgrade Plan which allows customers to ensure maximum employee productivity by always having the latest releases of the software that is covered.

Open Options is an ideal way to ease administration and tracking of your Adobe products. Within the scheme you get access to Adobe's web-based licensing tool which incorporates features that allow you to track any licenses or media that have been purchased via Open Options.

Entry Rules

The simplified structure of TLP makes it very easy to start purchasing under the scheme. Each product is assigned a points value, these vary dependant on the item being purchased. For example, a new Acrobat Standard has a points value of 300, but a new Acrobat Professional license has a point value of 450. Entry starts from as little as 1 point.

Information required to process Open Options orders

You will need to provide the following information for us to process a licence for you:

End User company name
End User contact name
End User phone number
End User email address
End User address (this is what will be printed on the licence)
Customer Number if known (this is assigned by Adobe after the first order)