Questions about licence, security and editions

Short answers on the licence, on security and on the editions. For the licence, these answers are a plain-language guide: if anything here differs from the licence itself, the licence wins.

The core of Agentivity is source available, under the Elastic License 2.0. The SDKs and the example applications are under the MIT licence.

Yes. Running Agentivity for your own business is free of charge and needs no agreement.

Yes, for the core. Keep the licence and copyright notices. If you distribute a changed copy, say clearly that you changed it.

Three things:

1. Offering Agentivity to other people as a hosted or managed service.
2. Removing or going around the licence-key checks.
3. Removing or hiding the licence and copyright notices.

• Installed on the client’s own machines and used by the client: yes.
• Run on your machines and operated for the client: that is a managed service. It needs a commercial licence.

If you are not sure, ask before you start.

Yes. The React and Flutter SDKs are under the MIT licence. They talk to an Agentivity server, and that server stays under its own licence.

Yes, together with an Agentivity server, under the same conditions as the server. The Studio is delivered in compiled form. You may not take it out of the image to redistribute it on its own, or modify it.

In a hosted workspace, yes: people sign in with their e-mail address and a password, and the owner gives them roles. In the Community edition, no: anyone who can reach the address of your server can open the Studio and use everything. See Keep your Agentivity server private.

With the Community edition, not directly. Keep it on a private network, or put your own access control in front.

They are stored on your server. Once saved, a key is shown as dots and is never given back. But anyone who reaches the server can use your connections to run agents, and can replace or delete them.

In a hosted workspace on the Business plan, yes: the audit journal says who came in and what changed, and keeps each entry 365 days. See Usage, monitoring and the audit journal. In the Community edition, no: it has no accounts, so it does not know who built, ran or approved something.

In the Community edition, copy the Docker volume into a file. A hosted workspace is backed up every day by Agentivity: see Plans and their limits. See Update Agentivity and back up your data. The backup holds your credentials: keep it safe.

The Terms of Sale cover the trial, payment, changing plan, cancelling and what happens after a plan ends. The Data Processing Agreement covers the data in your workspace.

The Studio, the Assistant, agents, teams with the five ways of working, workflows, Data Tables, Prompt Studio, Templates and folders. See What the Community edition includes.

Keeping earlier versions of your work and going back to one, plugins, and accounts with roles and rights, which a hosted workspace has.

Yes: Personal, Pro and Business, with a 14-day trial. See Plans and their limits and pricing.

Starting executions on a schedule. These pages describe only what works today.

• Common questions about Agentivity
• Questions about building and running