Licensing
How is PerioPal licensed?
Known for its innovative approach to solving the challenges of traditional periodontal charting, PerioPal focused on the needs of the dental practice with two licensing policies.
Pay-Per-Use and Unlimited Licensing are our response to feedback from practice owners concerned that the cost of purchasing multiple licenses or devices for periodontal exams could not be justified. Any new service or procedure being incorporated into a practice must be economically feasible, and periodontal exams are no exception. Because the fee structure for periodontal exams is relatively low, the tools acquired to perform the exams should be suitably priced.
Your concepts and insightful questions gave PerioPal a ‘Licensing Makeover’.
You asked, “Why can’t we put PerioPal on the server and share it?”
While PerioPal’s speech application could not be distributed on a server, we discovered that our ‘Exams’ could be! This discovery led to an innovative ‘per-use’ licensing policy enabling the system to be installed on as many workstations as desired!
An unlimited number of users can voice train, record, chart, and report a periodontal exam.
Pay-Per-Use is licensed by purchasing blocks of exams!
All workstations sharing a database are able to access a common pool of activated exams. When a new exam is recorded, the system utilizes one ‘Available’ exam in the purchased or ‘Approved’ exam block.
Once the exams have been used, additional blocks of exams may be purchased (‘Order Exams’) through a simple transaction activating the additional exams on the database.
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One-Time Unlimited Licensing Option!
Now, a One-Time Unlimited Licensing option offers similar download and software features as the Pay-Per-Use policy to an unlimited number of workstations (based on one server per location).
Pay-Per-Use clients can convert to Unlimited Licensing at any time at the full unlimited price.
**For Unlimited Licensing, we recommend using at least 50 to 100 exams to evaluate the software. Unlimited Licensing sales are final.