How many Named CALs or Document CALs and which server License will useful to fulfill following requirement?

[#1]

Requiremnet:

If I want to develop 40 dashboards in a single or two QVW documents,and we are three developers to develop 40 dashboards.

And our client want to view these dashboards to 100 users.

so which server license and user CALs license are required to fulfill above mentioned requirement?

[satishkurra]

Hi

Please find here the different server editions.

[#3]

Hi Satish ,

According to my requirement can you sugggest me configuration?

[#4]

Hi tresesco,

Cant we replace 150 document CALs with browser view for user which is free (I think)

[ashfaq_haseeb]

Hi Amit there is nothing free.

you have to buy Licences.

Regards

ASHFAQ

[ashfaq_haseeb]

Hi,

you can buy any number of Licence.

3 named cals will be sufficient.

But as per Qlik policy the minimum quantity can be ordered is 5

Go through the attached document for more details.

Regards

ASHFAQ

[#7]

So this means,user can view on mobile,tablets and browser will also require to purchase Document CALs licenses

[ashfaq_haseeb]

Yes, you are right.

But same Licence will be use to access via browser or mobile.

Regards

ASHFAQ

[#9]

suppose i have 5 document Cals and 1 enterprise edition server then on how many browsers(mobiles, tablets and desktop browsers )  will i be able to view the reports or dashboards.

[ashfaq_haseeb]

Hi

you can view on all browsers but one session active at a time.

The difference between named cal and document cal is that

If you have Named cal then you can have access to any number of documents

and if you have document cal then it will 1 licence per document

In short

Named Cal 1:N Ratio

Document Cal 1:1 Ratio.

Regards

ASHFAQ

[ngulliver]

Hi, Amit.

I agree with tresesco's assessment. But it might be worth clarifying whether all the 100 users wish to actively use the dashboard or are some users simply interested in the overall figures. Often, businesses will overestimate the number of CALs required by simply assuming every user needs one.

For instance - does a CEO or Department Head need one ? Probably not - they have staff to dig around in QlikView for them. They may just want a few headline figures, in which case think about sending a static report to them from QlikView instead and save on the CAL costs.

Regards,

Neil