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Use cases/On premises and pilots

A pilot that ends when you say. An install you can take back.

On premises installs, pilots and trials on the customer's own servers. The parts that make your product yours ship locked, and you keep one switch per customer.

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In short

A pilot or an on premises install usually puts a full, readable copy on the customer's servers, and it keeps running after the trial or contract ends. With NakodaX, the parts that make your product yours ship locked and unlock only while you allow it. When a pilot ends, you switch off that customer, and only that customer.

Who it's for

Sales engineers, deployment and customer success teams

What you share

  • On premises installs
  • Pilot and trial builds
  • Releases a partner deploys for you
  • Updates you ship to each customer

Has this happened to you?

Real moments where control slips, and the product that keeps it.

How NakodaX helps.

Source Protection covers it.

Source Protection

Protected releases and one switch per customer

A trial that ends when you say, and an install you can take back.

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Articles and a video on the same problem, and how NakodaX handles it.

On premises and pilots questions

Can we end a pilot without chasing the customer?
Yes. Switch off that customer, and only that customer. The next time their copy asks for its key, the protected parts stop running.
Can we see where our software is running?
Yes. You see every deployment, which key it runs under and when it last checked in, with a record of every key request and change.
Which languages can we protect?
Python, JavaScript, TypeScript and SQL today. Java, Go, C#, PHP, Ruby and Rust are planned. Tell us what you build with and it shapes what we add next.
Does switching a customer off stop it straight away?
No. A running copy keeps working until it next asks for its key, which can be hours. Set an end date when you issue the licence, and the cutoff lands on that date without anyone having to remember it.

Tell us what you share, and with whom.

We will show you which product fits, on your own files, data or code.

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