#Tarif licence flowjo install#
#Tarif licence flowjo registration#
#Tarif licence flowjo software#
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*Note: FlowJo and SeqGeq are separate bioinformatics analysis platforms, each requiring their own distinct licensing permissions.

#Tarif licence flowjo trial#

Once activated, this licensed account gives you the ability to run either FlowJo or SeqGeq* (sign up for a Free Trial today!) using only your email address and your FlowJo Portal password. In order to activate the FlowJo Portal license for use with the platform – after signing up for the FlowJo portal – request a quote or contact our Sales and Licensing experts. Note: Signing up for and activating a FlowJo Portal account will not automatically give access to FlowJo, but is the first step towards activating your license. The following options are presented to researchers when first running FlowJo:Ĭlicking “Create FlowJo Portal ID” will take you to the FlowJo Portal website, where you can sign up for a FlowJo Portal account: This latest licensing tool means researchers no longer need to worry about losing or breaking their FlowJo Dongle, and their license won’t be bound to a particular computer in order to analyze data in FlowJo.įor detailed information regarding the FlowJo Portal platforms, check out the following documentation: username/password) option for authentication through the FlowJo Portal platform.

#Tarif licence flowjo registration#

The cost for each registration is billed to the registrants’ labs through iLab.FlowJo v10.5+ offers a named-user subscription (i.e. The year is broken into quarters and costs are pro-rated, so a registration active for only 6 months counts as 0.5 seats that year. The more seats we purchase, the less each seat costs.Įach spring, the Flow Lab looks at the seats that were active on the FlowJo site license for any part of the previous year. The Flow Lab pays FlowJo in advance for all the active registrations (called “seats”) on our site license, and adds additional seats as needed during the year to fill requests from researchers on campus.

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When the next round of software billing is completed (spring of each year), the lab will receive one more bill for the fraction of the year that seat was active. Once a seat is deactivated, it will accrue no new charges. Email the Flow Lab to request deactivation of accounts/computers as needed.

Frequency of use does not matter, nor does the lab affiliation of the registered user (for an Individual User Registration) or the retirement of the computer (for a Shared Computer Registration). Deactivating a FlowJo License Registration:Ī registration on the site license remains active until the Flow Lab receives a request to deactivate the registration. Please fill out this form to request a seat on the FlowJo Site License. This option works well for a shared workstation used by multiple lab members.Īctivating a FlowJo License Registration: The license is only valid for that one computer, but anyone with a UW email who wants to use that workstation can make a (free) Portal account to log in and analyze data.

Shared Computer Registration: Software authentication is tied to the hardware address of a single computer.

It is intended to be used by only one person. This allows flexibility to use FlowJo on multiple workstations both on and off campus.

#Tarif licence flowjo install#

The registered user can install FlowJo on up to 4 computers, and log in to one computer at a time to use the software.

Individual User License: Software authentication is tied to an individual FlowJo Portal login.

There are two options available on this site license: FlowJo license fees are billed through iLab along with each lab’s regular flow cytometry fees in the spring of each year. The cost of the license is about $220 per registration, per year.

The Flow Lab hosts a site license for FlowJo Single Cell Data Analysis Software available to anyone with an email account.