We have recently been asked to provide a certificate showing the set of Cradle licences installed in a Cradle system. In the past, we have simply provided Security Codes, and the licences within them, by e-mail. But we recognise that some organisations need to follow more rigorous governance procedures with respect to their catalogue of software licences and for such organisations, a formal Cradle Licence Certificate would be appropriate.

In January 2010 we will extend our website to provide a facility to allow Cradle Security Codes to be decoded. This facility will allow a decoded Security Code to be printed in a formal certificate with full 3SL identification.

If such a mechanism would help you to comply with your organisation’s procedures, then please click here to send an e-mail to 3SL that describes any specific requirements that a Cradle Licence Certificate would need to meet to be useful in your organisation.

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