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Appian

Appian sells the Appian Platform in Standard, Advanced and Premium tiers priced per user, per month, per app, with AI Action allotments, RPA bot limits and Success Plans layered on top; the governing Cloud Subscription Agreement or Master On Premise Agreement and the order form are not published.

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Overview articleAppian licensingAppian sells the Appian Platform in Standard, Advanced and Premium tiers priced per user, per month, per app, with AI Action allotments, RPA bot limits and Success Plans layered on top; the governing Cloud Subscription Agreement or Master On Premise Agreement and the order form are not published.Cited · Edited 2026-10-07 · 11 references

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Licensing Data

From the Appian catalog: how usage is counted, the rules that apply, the programs licences are bought through and the SKUs. Backed by 76 verbatim excerpts from 20 Appian documents.

Application Development Software 7

Appian Cloud, Appian Cloud Trial, Appian Community Edition, Appian Platform, Appian Platform (self-managed), Appian Portals, Appian Success Plans

Generative AI Software 3

AI Agents, AI Copilot, Appian AI

Process Automation Software 2

Appian RPA, Composer

Data Fabric Software 1

Appian Data Fabric

Product History

All acquisitions
  1. Appian acquired Lana LabsAnnounced 2021-08-05 · Closed 2021

    Appian acquired Lana Labs, developer of the LANA Process Mining Platform, to add native process mining to its low-code automation suite.

    Legacy productBecame
    LANA Process Mining PlatformMerged into Appian process mining (low-code automation suite)
    Licensing impact
    • Appian announced the acquisition on 5 August 2021 and stated that native process mining let it deliver a Low-Code Automation Suite.[1]
    Sources and full product history

Litigation

All cases
  1. Appian Corporation v. Pegasystems Inc.Supreme Court of Virginia; Court of Appeals of Virginia; Circuit Court of Fairfax County · 2026
    Pending
    Lessons learned
    • Licence, partner-portal and trial terms that bar access by competitors and onward sharing of documentation are part of the evidence of reasonable secrecy measures.
    • Access obtained through a licensee's employee or partner account for a purpose the licence does not allow can ground liability outside the licensee's own contract.
    • Free trials and large numbers of registered users do not by themselves defeat secrecy when click-through terms limit use, but a court may treat user numbers as relevant evidence.
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