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License

To use IDEA v2, you need to obtain an appropriate license according to your needs. Please contact us to help you select the right license to fulfill your needs.

Standard end user license
License NameNumber of UsersUser LimitScope of UsersTermPrice
(EUR)
Standard end user licenseEmployees of organizations (including consultants), Researchers at institutes and universities1 PersonDepartment, research, and LaboratoryUnlimited2,000
Unlimited end user license
License NameNumber of UsersUser LimitScope of UsersTermPrice
(EUR)
Unlimited end user licenseEmployees of organizations (including consultants), Researchers at institutes and universitiesNoneOrganization, group company(*)Unlimited10,000
Single year public project end user license
License NameNumber of UsersUser LimitScope of UsersTermPrice
(EUR)
Single year public project end user licenseConsultants etc.
(those who execute the publicly commissioned projects)
1 PersonStakeholders of a project for 1 year1 Year1,000
Single year public project unlimited end user license
License NameNumber of UsersUser LimitScope of UsersTermPrice
(EUR)
Single year public project unlimited end user licenseConsultants etc.
(those who execute the publicly commissioned projects)
NoneStakeholders of a project for 1 year1 Year5,000
Educational end user license
License NameNumber of UsersUser LimitScope of UsersTermPrice
(EUR)
Educational end user licenseStudents (under Phd)1 PersonResearch laboratory or courseUnlimited400
Educational unlimited end user license
License NameNumber of UsersUser LimitScope of UsersTermPrice
(EUR)
Educational unlimited end user licenseStudents (under Phd)NoneResearch laboratory or courseUnlimited2,000
Special License
IDElementContentExample
1Number of UsersThe maximum number of users that will utilize or see IDEA data. When software tools or reports are publicly available via the internet, the number of users will be set to “unlimited”.
However, even if the tool is publicly available, we may set the number of users considering the realistic situation. These are cases when the substantial number of users are greatly restricted for reasons such as, the tool that incorporates IDEA data is only used in a specific sector and the versatility and reusability of the tool is low.
50 users
2IDEA data disclosure levelPlease clearly indicate the purpose of the software and explain how IDEA data in that software will be used and represented to the users of that software.
When IDEA data is provided outside a software in a form that can be easily referenced and reused (for example, if the process names and GHG emissions are described in a tabular format in a PDF report), the level of disclosure is regarded as to be high.
L1=10% (data can be restored with some effort)
L2=20%(partial information is disclosed)
Open=100%
(all data is directly disclosed and reusable)
3Number of processesThe total number of processes that the user may use. You can see the list of available processes in a separate table.50 processes
4Number of sectorsThis is the total number of unique sectors the process belongs to. Sector classification is an industry classification that each process belongs to, and is the upper two digits of the IDEA product code of that process.10 sectors
5Number of Elementary Flows and Impact areasThis is the number of elementary flows (e.g. carbon dioxide) and/or the calculation results (characterization, damage assessment, single score results when impact assessment methods are applied to a process) that will be used.2(GHG emissions and water consumption)
6How users will agree to the EULAWhen software and reports including IDEA data are distributed, it is essential to include provisions on the limitation on the use of IDEA data in the “terms of use” of the software, etc. and notes of reports.
The calculation formula will distinguish between how you acquire the users consent to these “terms of use”. The two methods of acquiring user consent are “Signature/Seal” Or “Other method” (Seal includes digital signatures).
“Signature/Seal” Or
“Other method”