Enterprise
What teams actually buy it for.
Use cases
Where it earns its place
Standardising a drawing office
One edition, one file format and one set of templates across the team, with DWG in and out so nobody is cut off from consultants.
Replacing a subscription
A perpetual licence that keeps working after the invoice stops, which is the usual reason a team moves in the first place.
Long-lived archives
Drawings outlast release cycles. Installers are archived and upgrade pricing reaches back years, so an old file stays openable.
Mixed Windows and Mac teams
The same family on both platforms, sharing the same file format.
Education and training
Classroom licensing with the course material included, at academic pricing.
Automated document production
Ruby scripting and batch conversion for teams generating drawings from their own data.
Teams that change
People join and leave; the seats stay with the company. An enterprise seat passes to the next hire, and your account manager keeps the register of who has what.
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