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Labs64 NetLicensing vs LAMUM (License Asset Manager with Usage Monitoring)

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FactLabs64 NetLicensingLAMUM (License Asset Manager with Usage Monitoring)
HeadquartersMunich, GermanyNashua, New Hampshire, United States
SecurityThe pricing page says data is stored and regularly backed up in Amazon data centers, web interactions use SSL encryption, and users can request permanent data deletion.LAMUM Cloud is hosted on AWS with a tenant-specific database and token-authenticated data transfers; the page also states that data transfer is 256-bit encrypted.
SupportThe pricing page lists Community, Standard, Premium, and Priority support tiers, with online and email support and response intervals shown for paid plans.TeamEDA describes white-glove configuration, training, and best-practice guidance without professional-services fees, plus quarterly health checks.

Labs64 NetLicensing plans

  • Basic€80 a month
  • Premium€280 a month
  • Community—
  • SelectPriced on request

LAMUM (License Asset Manager with Usage Monitoring) plans

  • Parser LiteFree
  • Grow—
  • LAMUM ProPriced on request
  • Parser Pro—
  • Scale—

Pick Labs64 NetLicensing if…

NetLicensing suits small and medium-sized companies as well as larger enterprises that need license management and integrations with business systems. It may fit organizations in finance, telecommunications, automotive, or automation technology.

Pick LAMUM (License Asset Manager with Usage Monitoring) if…

LAMUM is aimed at engineering license administrators, engineering managers, and financial leaders managing engineering software investments. It may suit teams looking to monitor usage and identify underused licenses.

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