Software licenses
Eplan announces subscription model
From August 1, 2021, Eplan will offer new licenses exclusively in the subscription model.
Sebastian Seitz, CEO of Eplan, makes it clear: "We are focusing 100% of our business on the future for our customers. Our pioneering decision should be worthwhile for both existing and new customers." The company boss is convinced that advantages such as favorable entry-level conditions, flexibility in the subscription term and the comprehensive package of innovations in the course of the launch of the upcoming version of Eplan leave nothing to be desired.
Intensive dialog with customers
"The success of our customers is at the heart of everything we do. The further development of our software should not only inspire companies - it should inspire them," explains Seitz. This statement also outlines the company's maxim: to shape and secure the long-term success of its customers with efficient engineering. Company boss Seitz is also looking forward to engaging even more closely with customers with the subscription model. "We want to further intensify the relationship with our customers, because in times of digital and industrial transformation, a close exchange is the basis of success for both sides."
The new subscription conditions are available immediately. However, new and existing customers can continue to purchase any new or additional license as a purchase license or permanent license until 31 July 2021.
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