You buy JUDLEX by the computer: every machine in the firm that opens the application takes up a seat. Every seat now costs the same, with no volume bands, so adding machines raises the total and leaves the price of each one untouched. As you buy, you also see the two ways to connect artificial intelligence — take it out yourself with a provider, or use the one the licence already includes — and what a computer can still do while it holds no licence.
Every seat costs the same
You say how many computers are going to use JUDLEX, and JUDLEX multiplies that number by a single price. There are no volume bands and no discount table: adding seats raises the total, and it does not move the practice onto a different rate.
You choose how artificial intelligence is connected
JUDLEX reads and analyses with artificial intelligence, and that intelligence lives outside: a provider supplies it. The screen sets out both routes, your own key first — you take the provider out yourself and JUDLEX works with your key — and then the artificial intelligence the licence already includes. The licence costs the same either way, and if you only want to buy, you reach the purchase button without going through the choice.
A computer with no licence still opens the case file
If a computer's licence is not active, you can open, consult, correct and export everything that machine already holds. Creating clients and matters, adding documents or working with artificial intelligence needs a current licence.