Unity API Integration Toolkit Licenses

[Christie_Blauve]

Does the Unity API Integration Toolkit require any additional licenses other than an active client (concurrent) license?

[#2]

Yes,Unity Integration Toolkit needs additional licenses, while Unity AutomationToolkit is free.

Thedifferences are:

UnityAutomation Toolkit

• Free database/system license
• Company must have someone who is API certified to get this license
• Used for running scripts in a core-based workflow interface insideOnBase

UnityIntegration Toolkit

• Used for accessing Unity outside of OnBase
• Database/system license
• Can be swapped with Web Services Toolkit
– If both are kept for some time, need to pay maintenance on both

[Justin_Carlson]

To expand on the description of the two Unity API licenses above, both of those licenses are database license to enable the functionality. When a user is connecting to OnBase using the Unity Integration Toolkit license, it will also consume a client license for that connection. If the user is configured to use a Named client license, the API will respect that, otherwise it will consume a Concurrent Client license by default.

[Christie_Blauve]

I also noticed on the license fee schedule that in addition to the Unity Integration Toolkit license, the necessary Client licenses are required. These can either be: 1) the necessary block of Query API retrievals or 2) the necessary number of OnBase Clients at 120 queries per hour. Requires module specific licensing (e.g. Workflow) when accessed through Unity. Other requirements will depend on the specifications of the solution.

What does "the necessary number of OnBase Clients at 120 queries per hour" mean?

[Justin_Carlson]

Sorry for the delay, but you are correct that a valid client license is also needed. The "necessary number of OnBase Clients at 120 queries per hour" is referring to our standard client linceses (Concurrent, Named, etc...). They usually allow 120 (or more depending on version) "queries" in an hour through the API. A query woud be the equivalent to pressing the Find button in the client (it may return 1 document or 100, but it is only one query).