Online Licensing - Login

Kalipso - Using - Online Licensing - Login

When starting the application, the system prompts you to enter credentials that allow you to use it with all its features.

The normal screen requests the following basic information:

• Login - Enter the email address associated with the license.

• Password - Enter the password associated with the license.

To access, simply click on the login button.

It is necessary to have the computer with an active internet connection.

If you do not have Kalipso licensed, and therefore do not have a user and password, you can access it using the trial version. Access through the trial version limits use to a maximum of 3 forms in each project, you cannot use Planes and cannot use the Linked Projects functionality.

A button with a down arrow appears in the same window to expand the options associated with licensing.

The screen expands and the information that appears is as follows:

• Login - Enter the email address associated with the license.

• Password - Enter the password associated with the license.

• Offline Lease Time - This is the time that the license will be locked into this PC after each login event. So if you loose Internet Connection after login, the license will remain active on this PC for this time period. But you will also be unable to login on another PC for this time period or until you manually logout.

Offline Lease Time is a license management tool when the system does not have access to the Internet (for a certain period of time).

• Store Credentials - You can store the access credentials on the computer or not. Or you can use the automatic logon option that stores your credentials and does not ask you again when you access the application.

• Proxy

  • No proxy - Do not use the proxy

  • Specify Settings - Choosing this option activates the two fields shown below: server and port.

  • Use Internet Explorer Settings - Use the settings already made in Internet Explorer.

• Server - Name indication for the proxy server.

• Port - Indication of the port for the proxy server.

The user seen in the pictures above is an example.

For additional details and options about licensing check Licensing section

Licensing