How HOPLONai seat-based licensing works (with examples)

A HOPLONai seat is the lowest count of protected users, devices, mailboxes or browsers in your package; add-ons cover the rest. Worked examples included.

What is a Seat?

A seat represents the licensing unit that determines billing based on the minimum number of protected components across the included modules in each package.


EDR Priority for Seat Calculation:

  1. Laptops and Servers EDR (counted first)

  2. Mobile EDR (counted last)

Add-ons:

Add-ons apply when the number of protected assets exceeds the number of seats. The following types of add-ons may be required:

  • Human Risk Protection Add-ons:
    Required when the number of employees exceeds the seat count.

  • EDR Add-ons:
    Required when the total number of EDR devices (laptops + servers) exceeds the seat count.

  • Mobile EDR Add-ons:
    Required when the number of protected mobile devices exceeds the allocated seats.

  • Email Security Add-ons:
    Required when the number of mailboxes exceeds the seat count.

  • Browser Security Add-ons:
    Required when the number of protected browsers exceeds the seat count.

Examples:

  • 100 employees + 80 EDR + 100 mailboxes + 90 browsers = 80 Premium seats + 20 Human Risk add-ons + 20 Email add-ons + 10 Browser add-ons + up to 8,000 web assets included

  • 50 employees + 70 EDR + 40 mailboxes + 60 browsers = 40 Premium seats + 10 Human Risk add-ons + 30 EDR add-ons + 20 Browser add-ons + up to 4,000 web assets included

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