Your Sonda license.

An account is an email and the id of its organization — no password, no name. Type them, and the license comes back — shown here the first time, and mailed. In Sonda, the organization's owner pastes it once under Organization settings › Licensing; it is kept in the organization's own store, and the seat licenses you buy are issued to it.

Already registered.

already has an account — no second one is made. A six-digit code went to that address: type it below and the license comes back here and there, with every seat key bought for it.

Two pastes, in order.

1. The license. Paste it in Sonda under Organization settings › Licensing. Sonda checks LockFlare's signature on it, on your own computer, and files it in the organization's store — once, for the whole organization. Nothing calls home, ever.

2. The seats. Come back to lockflare.com/sonda/seats with the same email; a code is mailed to it. Say how many; the seat key is issued to this license and to the organization you named here — it opens in that organization's store and nowhere else.

Not like Vigia.

Sonda licenses seats — people, not servers — and the whole organization shares one license and one pool, kept in its store. A seat license has no date on it: its year starts the day Sonda assigns it to an account. How Sonda is licensed.

If you lose it.

The license lives in the organization's store, so a reinstall of the owner's computer loses nothing. Without the store, this page sends it again — to this address only, after a code mailed to it, with every seat key bought for it. A seat key on its own is dead without the license; the license is what to keep.