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[[Account management|User account]]s are grouped under a "domain" (=user group). This is a convenient manner to ensure that users from a certain group can only access the projects assigned to their domain. Using [[Permissions]] you can decide which user is allowed to edit a project or host a session of it.
[[Account management|User account]]s are grouped under a "domain" (=user group). This ensures that users in a specific group can only access projects assigned to their domain. Use [[Permissions]] to determine which users can edit a project or host a session.


Please note that the licensing is linked to an organization which is also linked to the domain; a domain receives a license, not the users individually.
Please note that the licensing is linked to an organization which is also linked to the domain; a domain receives a license, not the users individually.


'''Tygron Support will only be able to access your project(s) after you give Tygron Support access rights! This to even better ensure the confidentiality and proprietary data of your project(s).'''
'''Tygron Support can only access your projects once you have granted them the necessary access rights. This ensures the confidentiality and security of your proprietary data.'''


===Domain license types===
===Domain license types===
A domain is licensed for using the {{software}}. The domain gives access to a certain Total Project Area (km2), depending on the chosen license type. There is no limit on the amount of users or projects per user.  
A domain is licensed for using the {{software}}. The domain gives access to a certain Total Project Area (km2), depending on the chosen license type. There is no limit on the number of users or projects per user.


See the [https://www.tygron.com/en/licences-and-partnerships/ available types of domain licenses on our website]. For more information about licenses and partnerships please contact license@tygron.com
For more information about licenses and services please [[Contact|contact Tygron]].


====New project====
====New project====
Every time you select 'New project' in the main menu you start to create a new project and this counts as a new project in your domain. There is a limit to the amount of new projects you can generate per day (see the [https://www.tygron.com/en/licences-and-partnerships/ available types of domain licenses on our website]). You can only start a new project if there is enough capacity left in the Total Area (km2) depending on your license type. This prevents the possibility that you start a new project and after working on it, the project cannot be saved because the license type does not have enough capacity. After starting a new project you can choose to save the project or not, or you can delete the project afterwards. This gives you the option to create new space in the Total Area (km2) you have available.
Selecting 'New project' from the main menu creates a new project within your domain. There is a limit to the number of new projects you can generate per day. You can only start a new project if there is enough capacity left in the Total Area (km2) depending on your license type. This ensures you have sufficient capacity to save your work before starting a new project. You can choose whether to save or delete a new project to manage your available Total Area (km2).


====Saved project====
====Saved project====
When a new project is created you have the option to save the project. If you save your project, because you want to edit your project later on and/or want to use it for an session, the project area (km2) of this project adds to the Total Area (km2) available in your domain. You have the option to delete projects after you saved them, in 'Options' in the main menu. In the 'My Account' option you can find all your projects and delete the project you want. This will give the option to start a new project and/or save a new project when the Total Area (km2) limitation in your domain has been reached.
When a new project is created you have the option to save the project. Saving a project for future editing or sessions consumes part of your domain's Total Area (km2). You have the option to delete projects after you saved them, in 'Options' in the main menu. In the 'My Account' option you can find all your projects and delete the project you want. This frees up capacity if your domain's Total Area (km2) limit has been reached.


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Latest revision as of 12:08, 17 July 2026

User accounts are grouped under a "domain" (=user group). This ensures that users in a specific group can only access projects assigned to their domain. Use Permissions to determine which users can edit a project or host a session.

Please note that the licensing is linked to an organization which is also linked to the domain; a domain receives a license, not the users individually.

Tygron Support can only access your projects once you have granted them the necessary access rights. This ensures the confidentiality and security of your proprietary data.

Domain license types

A domain is licensed for using the Tygron Platform. The domain gives access to a certain Total Project Area (km2), depending on the chosen license type. There is no limit on the number of users or projects per user.

For more information about licenses and services please contact Tygron.

New project

Selecting 'New project' from the main menu creates a new project within your domain. There is a limit to the number of new projects you can generate per day. You can only start a new project if there is enough capacity left in the Total Area (km2) depending on your license type. This ensures you have sufficient capacity to save your work before starting a new project. You can choose whether to save or delete a new project to manage your available Total Area (km2).

Saved project

When a new project is created you have the option to save the project. Saving a project for future editing or sessions consumes part of your domain's Total Area (km2). You have the option to delete projects after you saved them, in 'Options' in the main menu. In the 'My Account' option you can find all your projects and delete the project you want. This frees up capacity if your domain's Total Area (km2) limit has been reached.