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Deltek sells Costpoint, Vantagepoint, Vision, Maconomy, Ajera and related project software as SaaS subscriptions or installed licences under its published General Terms, SaaS Terms and Software License Terms, counted mainly by Employee, Named User or Concurrent User, with product-specific terms for each line.

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Overview articleDeltek licensingDeltek sells Costpoint, Vantagepoint, Vision, Maconomy, Ajera and related project software as SaaS subscriptions or installed licences under its published General Terms, SaaS Terms and Software License Terms, counted mainly by Employee, Named User or Concurrent User, with product-specific terms for each line.Cited · Edited 2026-10-08 · 19 references

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Deltek General Terms, SaaS Terms and Software License TermsCited · Edited 2026-10-08Deltek Costpoint licensingCited · Edited 2026-10-08Deltek Vantagepoint, Vision, Maconomy and Ajera licensingCited · Edited 2026-10-08Deltek project portfolio, PIM and specialist products licensingCited · Edited 2026-10-08

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From the Deltek catalog: how usage is counted, the rules that apply, the programs licences are bought through and the SKUs. Backed by 68 verbatim excerpts from 29 Deltek documents.

Products

All 28 Products

Project, Portfolio & Program Management Software 13

Acumen, Acumen Touchstone, Cobra, Open Plan, PM Compass, PPM Administrator, Project Information Management, Project Information Management (PIM), and 5 more

Project-Based ERP Software 12

Ajera, All Deltek SaaS Services, Cloud Customer Success Plans, Costpoint, Costpoint Supplier Portal, Deltek installed software licensed on a Concurrent User basis, Deltek software licensed on a Named User basis, Maconomy, and 4 more

Business Intelligence Software 1

Costpoint BI Advanced Business Intelligence Bundle

Time & Attendance Software 1

Replicon

Professional Services Automation Software 1

WorkBook

Product History

All acquisitions
  1. Deltek acquired RepliconAnnounced 2023-05-25 · Closed 2023-08-22

    Deltek, the project-based business software provider owned by Roper Technologies, acquired Replicon, a Calgary-based provider of time tracking, time and attendance and professional services automation software.

    Legacy productBecame
    Replicon time management, HR attendance and PSAKept Replicon (part of the Deltek solution portfolio) · Deltek says Replicon is now a part of its portfolio; no renaming is stated in the release.
    Licensing impact
    • Deltek announced on 2023-05-25 an agreement to acquire Replicon, which it described as serving more than 2,500 customers and committed to continue improving integrations with HR, ERP and project management providers.[1]
    • Deltek completed the acquisition on 2023-08-22. It said Replicon suits organisations that need more sophisticated time and resource management and either do not have a Deltek ERP or do not want to switch ERP.[2]
    • Deltek stated that it will continue to enhance the native time applications in its own ERP solutions, and that they will not be replaced by Replicon.[2]
    Sources and full product history
  2. Deltek acquired ComputerEaseClosed 2019

    Deltek, owned by Roper Technologies, acquired ComputerEase, a provider of construction management and accounting software for contractors. Deltek announced the acquisition in August 2019.

    Legacy productBecame
    ComputerEaseRenamed Deltek ComputerEase · The Deltek blog refers to the combined offering as Deltek + ComputerEase; Deltek presents the product on its site as Deltek ComputerEase.
    Licensing impact
    • A Deltek blog post dated 2019-12-31 says Deltek announced in August that it was acquiring ComputerEase to give customers a construction management solution, and describes ComputerEase as part of Deltek by then.[1]
    • Deltek said the ComputerEase president of 22 years would continue to lead ComputerEase, and that the team would keep offering the same training and support, with additional development resources added.[1]
    • The post states that Roper Technologies owns Deltek and, by extension, ComputerEase, and that ComputerEase was the twenty-first product Deltek had acquired and supported.[1]
    Sources and full product history
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