AFT License Information

Floating-Seat License

AFT licenses are accessed on a floating seat basis. The AFT software can be installed on an unlimited number of client machines, and the license is only occupied when one of these machines is actively using the software.

Users can easily access the license simply by running the software and if the license is available, the software will launch. This will checkout and occupy the seat of the license. Once the user closes the software, the license is automatically checked back in and available for the next user.

eLicense Details

The eLicense requires an internet connection to access the cloud based licensing service. This service keeps track of which computers have the software active. Any changes in licenses such as a new product or version upgrade can be changed nearly immediately. This option requires minimal additional configuration.
Interested in learning more about your favorite AFT products?
You're in luck! Below are a few options. Contact us for any further questions.

Free Demos

Sometimes you just have to jump in and work with it yourself. AFT provides a limited version of our software so you can get the basic idea of how it works. Note: these demos are not meant to show you all of the bells and whistles.

Introductory Webinars

Watch a recorded webinar and meet our products! AFT engineers will give you insight into how the products work. Additional webinars help you solve project issues so you can model, analyze, and simulate safe and efficient piping and ducting systems. 

Common Interface

AFT models can be imported between AFT products. For example, build your steady-state model in AFT Fathom, then use that same model in AFT Impulse to analyze the surge transients. Contact us for a live walk-thru or an evaluation license.
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