• In the User Panel on the My Licenses page, there are different columns

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• This is an explanation of what the values in these columns mean
• The columns are
  • Product name
    • Example: Iris, Iris mini, Vision, Magicomplete
    • This is the name of the product for which the Activation code is
    • You can use the activation code only on this product
  • Activation code
    • Example: CODE
    • This is the activation code for the product
    • You activate the code by entering it into the app after you download and install it
  • Version
    • Example: 1.2.0
      • This is the version of the product on which the code was used
      • In order to activate the code again, you need the same version
      • You can download your this version from our archive at
        • https://github.com/danielng01/product-builds
      • Or by clicking the button from Actions column

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      • This is the cheaper option – Lifelong without updates
    • ALL
      • This means that you can use the code on all versions of the Product name
      • This is the more expensive option Lifelong with future updates
    • NOT_SET
      • This means that the code is not used yet and you can download the latest version of the Product name
        • https://github.com/danielng01/product-builds
      • You can also download the latest version from the website or from the Actions column

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  • Expires on
    • Example: 2020-08-24 18:57:53
      • This is the date on which the Activation code will expire and your Product name will stop working
      • Note that when you have a subscription this will update automatically on every billing date (monthly, yearly, etc)
    • NEVER
      • This means that the code will never expire
      • This is when you have Lifelong without updates or Lifelong with future updates
  • Status
    • Already used
      • Your code is used on some PC and if you want to use it on a new PC you need to move it
      • To move your code click Move to another PC

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    • Not used
      • This means that the code if not used on another PC and you can use it again on a new PC
      • Just download the version of your product if it’s connected to a version

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      • Or the latest version if it says NOT_SET or ALL on the version column

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  • Actions
    • Download this version
      • If you have bought Lifelong without updates you can download the version which your code is connected to with this button

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    • Download APP
      • If you have bought Lifelong with future updates or your code is this not used you can download the latest version of the app and use your code

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    • Move to another PC
      • If you have already used your code you can move it to a new PC with this button

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Answers also

• I typed the code into my user panel, but there is no option button to move the license to another computer
• It also doesn’t say the version that I bought, so I’m not sure which version to download

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• You can register in our user panel here:
  • Register to safe keep and manage your license
  • https://iristech.co/custom-code/user-panel/
• In the side panel, you can see the Trials and Licenses menus
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To revoke your code and move your license to a new computer go to

• Licenses -> Move License -> enter the code and click on the button OR
• Go to Licenses -> My licenses -> on the row of the license you want to move at the end there’s the same button you can click on to move the license

If you want to connect your license to a different email or want to claim a license created by an admin as your own go to

• Licenses -> License is missing -> enter the activation code
  • If the license was created by an admin it will automatically appear as claimed.
  • If it’s connected to a different email you will receive a confirmation mail in the email that the license is connected to.

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