They define the maximum total number of Argus Clients you can keep active.
Argus licensing
One token. One endpoint.
The model is based on installed Argus Clients, not the number of users or system type. You purchase a number of tokens and choose which endpoints use Standard or Enterprise.
75 StandardEssential operations
75%25 EnterpriseAdvanced capabilities enabled
25%1 token corresponds to 1 active Argus Client
The rule
Count the installed Client.
Not the endpoint type.
Every system with an installed and active Argus Client uses one token. The rule is the same for workstations, laptops, servers and virtual machines.
What you purchase
Due limiti chiari.
Flexible allocation.
It defines how many active Argus Clients can use Enterprise capabilities.
You choose which endpoints remain Standard and which receive Enterprise while respecting both limits.
Concrete example
100 tokens totali.
25 abilitazioni Enterprise.
You can install Argus on up to 100 endpoints. Within that total, up to 25 Clients can be Enterprise.
100 total Clients, Enterprise allowance fully used.
100 total Clients, with 15 Enterprise activations still available.
The total is 100, but it exceeds the limit of 25 Enterprise Clients.
Remember
The count remains clear.
Enterprise does not consume a second token
An Enterprise Client always uses one endpoint token, but must also fit within the purchased Enterprise allowance.
Users and companies do not multiply tokens
The reference is the number of active Argus Clients on managed endpoints.
The mix can follow real priorities
You can reserve Enterprise for systems that require advanced visibility, security or automation.
Purchase and configuration remain separate
Tokens define the available scope; Standard or Enterprise assignment defines how you use it.
Sizing
How many endpoints do you manage?
We start from your total number of Clients and identify how many require Enterprise.