Named User — one person; no floating/shared
Catalog row in Vendor License Rules · Cited
- Kind
- Restriction
- Statement
- Business Product Specific Terms (published and effective 7 October 2024) §4: licenses may not be “used in any shared license or similar deployment model, which may indicate more than 1 person is using a single Named User license (including, but not limited to floating, leased, generic user, or shift license deployment).” These Product Specific Terms apply only if you are a Business as defined in the General Terms. This rule follows the 2024 text rather than the June 2018 Teams and Enterprise Additional Terms, which prohibit shared/floating models but have no 30-day reassignment floor (that floor is covered by a separate reassignment rule).
- Applies when
- Business Entitlement / Admin Console Named User licenses under Adobe General Terms (Business Product Specific Terms).
- Applies to
- Named User licenses for Business Users. Not FRL one-Computer activation (separate Restriction). Not device-based installations (separate Restriction).
- Aliases
- no floating; no shared license; no generic user; no shift license
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