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Packaging Service 2021 Packaging Service contents General terms ......................................................................................................... 3 Core apps ............................................................................................................... 3 Packaging on-demand ......................................................................................... 4 Packaging Credits ........................................................................................................................ 4 Overview ......................................................................................................................... 4 Credit packs .................................................................................................................... 4 App bundles .................................................................................................................................. 4 Adobe CC bundle .......................................................................................................... 5 Autodesk bundle ............................................................................................................ 5 App menu ....................................................................................................................................... 6 App Menu Bands (for 2021) ........................................................................................... 6 Service level agreement ...................................................................................... 9 Bespoke packaging .................................................................................................................... 9 Media and licensing .................................................................................................................... 9 Deliverables ................................................................................................................................. 10 UAT and warranty ....................................................................................................................... 10 Credits ............................................................................................................................................ 10 software2.com | [email protected] | @software2inc US 203 Franklin Street, Cambridge, MA, 02139 | UK Foresters Arms, Sherburn in Elmet, LS15 6BH General terms Our Software2 Packaging Service apps are packaged with Cloudpaging Studio for deployment to Microsoft Windows 10, or Windows Server 2016 and above. All pricing listed is in Software2 Packaging Credits, and is the cost per appset (i.e. per app version), unless otherwise shown. Apps are packaged with our default configuration as standard, according to Software2 Packaging Service conventions (provided as a separate document). Bespoke configurations can be provided for additional credits. Core apps As an AppsAnywhere customer, you’ll automatically get access to our Packaging Service along with all our pre-packaged ‘Core apps’, ready to deploy: 7Zip Adobe Reader Atom Audacity BEAST Blender BlueJ ColorVeil Foxit PhantomPDF Foxit Reader Evernote FigTree FileZilla FireFox Freemind G*Power GeoGebra Gephi Ghostscript GIMP Git Google Earth Pro Handbrake Hot Potatoes ImageJ Inkscpe IrfanView Jalview JASP Java JRE Java SE JDK jEdit LTSpice Makehuman Notepad++ Paint.net PC-BASIC PuTTY Python QGIS R RStudio Ruby Treesize Turningpoint WinVICE Visual Studio Code VLC Media Player WinPython WinSCP WinVICE We provide new versions of these Core apps every 3-6 months. You can also request updates in between those times, and we’ll aim to provide one as soon as possible. Free open-source software (FOSS): 10 FOSS packages are included with your AppsAnywhere subscription throughout the year, at no additional cost. Any FOSS packages we create are shared with all subscribers so that the wider Software2 customer community can all benefit! software2.com | [email protected] | @software2inc US 203 Franklin Street, Cambridge, MA, 02139 | UK Foresters Arms, Sherburn in Elmet, LS15 6BH Packaging on-demand New for 2021! For all the other apps you want us to package, you can now buy Software2 Packaging Credits on-demand, and use them for what you need, when you need it. Packaging Credits OVERVIEW Credits can be purchased anytime and can be used towards our App bundles or for apps from our App menu. They can also be used for bespoke configurations or requests for apps that aren’t on our menu. GBP (£) USD ($) EUR (€) 1 Credit £1.00 $1.50 €1.00 CREDIT PACKS Buy Packaging Credits in bulk and save! Credits GBP (£) USD ($) EUR (€) Saving 6,000 £5,700 $8,550 €5,700 5% 12,000 £10,800 $16,200 €10,800 10% 24,000 £20,400 $30,600 €20,400 15% App bundles We’re pleased to offer two bundles of popular Higher Ed apps: • the Adobe CC Suite • the Autodesk products. All app bundles cost 3,000 credits each. software2.com | [email protected] | @software2inc US 203 Franklin Street, Cambridge, MA, 02139 | UK Foresters Arms, Sherburn in Elmet, LS15 6BH ADOBE CC BUNDLE If you’re using Adobe’s Named User Licensing or Shared Device Licensing, you can get all the following apps as part of our Adobe CC bundle: Adobe Acrobat Pro DC Adobe After Effects CC Adobe Animate CC Adobe Audition CC Adobe Bridge CC Adobe Captivate Adobe Character Animator CC Adobe Dimension Adobe Dreamweaver CC Adobe Illustrator CC Adobe InCopy CC Adobe InDesign CC Adobe Lightroom CC Adobe Media Encoder Adobe Photoshop CC Adobe Prelude CC Adobe Premiere Pro CC Adobe Rush CC Creative Cloud Desktop CC* Our Adobe CC appsets are updated in both February and August. Customers taking this bundle will receive one existing set of apps, and one updated set (6 months later). *Creative Cloud Desktop CC contains the license and common service components, so must be launched first as a dependency for all other apps. AUTODESK BUNDLE Our Autodesk bundle contains a selection of the most popular Autodesk apps: AutoCAD Electrical AutoCAD Mechanical Autodesk 3DSMax Autodesk AutoCAD Autodesk Civil 3D Autodesk Fusion 360 Autodesk Inventor Autodesk Maya Autodesk Motionbuilder Autodesk Mudbox Autodesk Navisworks Manage Autodesk ReCap Pro Autodesk Revit Autodesk Master License** If you need any additional Autodesk apps, please let us know and we can provide a credit cost to package these apps together. **Autodesk Master License contains the license and common service components, so must be launched first as a dependency for all other Autodesk apps. software2.com | [email protected] | @software2inc US 203 Franklin Street, Cambridge, MA, 02139 | UK Foresters Arms, Sherburn in Elmet, LS15 6BH App menu Our menu of apps offers the best value, with discounts available at quieter times of the year. We’ve grouped apps into bands, with the credit cost as follows: Band Off-Peak Peak (July to September) A 185 Credits 250 Credits B 375 Credits 500 Credits C 750 Credits 1,000 Credits The cost of an appset is confirmed as soon as the required information to package the app has been provided, i.e., before packaging work commences. See ‘Media and Licensing’ for more information. Please note: New versions of apps and updates to apps are not included; costs are per package. That means we can offer the best value because you only need to pay for new versions if you need them. APP MENU BANDS (FOR 2021) Apps are grouped into the following bands: App Name Vendor License Type Band @Risk Palisade Server B Adobe Acrobat Pro Adobe Local or Online (User Login) B Adobe After Effects Adobe Local or Online (User Login) B Adobe Animate Adobe Local or Online (User Login) B Adobe Audition Adobe Local or Online (User Login) B Adobe Bridge Adobe Local or Online (User Login) B Adobe Captivate Adobe Local or Online (User Login) B Adobe Character Animator Adobe Local or Online (User Login) B Adobe Dimension Adobe Local or Online (User Login) B Adobe Dreamweaver Adobe Local or Online (User Login) B Adobe Illustrator Adobe Local or Online (User Login) B Adobe InCopy Adobe Local or Online (User Login) B Adobe InDesign Adobe Local or Online (User Login) B software2.com | [email protected] | @software2inc US 203 Franklin Street, Cambridge, MA, 02139 | UK Foresters Arms, Sherburn in Elmet, LS15 6BH App Name Vendor License Type Band Adobe Lightroom Adobe Local or Online (User Login) B Adobe Media Encoder Adobe Local or Online (User Login) B Adobe Photoshop Adobe Local or Online (User Login) B Adobe Prelude Adobe Local or Online (User Login) B Adobe Premiere Pro Adobe Local or Online (User Login) B Adobe Rush Adobe Local or Online (User Login) B Anaconda2 (Python 2.x) Continuum Analytics No License Required B Anaconda3 (Python 3.x) Continuum Analytics No License Required B Android Studio Google No License Required B ArcGIS Esri Server B ArcGIS Pro Esri Server C Arduino Arduino No License Required A Atlas.Ti Scientific Software A Development GmbH No License Required AutoCAD Electrical Autodesk Server B AutoCAD Mechanical Autodesk Server B Autodesk 3DSMax Autodesk Server B Autodesk AutoCAD Autodesk Server B Autodesk Civil 3D Autodesk Server B Autodesk Fusion 360 Autodesk No License Required B Autodesk Inventor Autodesk Server B Autodesk Maya Autodesk Server B Autodesk MotionBuilder Autodesk Server B Autodesk Mudbox Autodesk Server B Autodesk Navisworks Manage Autodesk Server B Autodesk ReCap Pro Autodesk Server B Autodesk Revit Autodesk Server B ChemDraw Perkin Elmer Online B Circuit Wizard New Wave Concepts Local B ClaroRead Plus Claro Software Local B ClaroView
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