You can continuously renew the term licence as each specified period expires. If you don't renew your term licence and the term expires, Tableau will stop working and you will no longer have access to the software.
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#Hider 2 licence key how toįor more information about renewing your licence, see How to Renew your Tableau Licences (Link opens in a new window).
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Note: Trial licences for Tableau Desktop or Tableau Prep expire after a set period of time, usually 14 days. After the trial period expires, you'll need to purchase a licence (Link opens in a new window) to continue using the product.
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View data about your licenceĪfter you install Tableau Desktop or Tableau Prep open the application and then navigate to Help > Manage Product Keys from the top menu to see information about the type of licence you have and when it expires. You can also activate or deactivate a product key or refresh a maintenance product key from this dialog if you are not using the Virtual Desktop (ATR) option. Note: Tableau offers term licences that provide a range of capabilities. The type of licence that you have is displayed in the Product field. For more information about the different type of user-based licences that are available, see User-based licences (Link opens in a new window) in the Tableau Server help.Įxisting Tableau Desktop users may have a perpetual (permanent) licence. Perpetual licences don't expire and their Licence Expires field in the Manage Product Keys dialog box displays "Permanent". However, to get access to product updates and technical support you must purchase Support and Maintenance services. These services must be renewed to continue receiving the service.
Use the following buttons to take action on your product key: Perpetual (permanent) licences are no longer available for Tableau Desktop. Refresh (Non- login-based licence management and non-Virtual Desktop only): Click the Refresh button to refresh a maintenance licence that is expiring, then close and restart Tableau Desktop.
If the Maintenance Expires date doesn't update, check with your licence administrator as the key or maintenance agreement may have changed.Ī product key whose Licence Expires value is listed as "Permanent", as shown in the Manage Product Keys dialog box above, is a legacy product key. You can refresh a Permanent product key at any time as long as the maintenance end date listed in the Tableau Customer Portal is higher than the date reflected in the Desktop Manage Product Keys dialog box. If the product key has reached its expiry date (non-permanent product keys), you cannot refresh the product key. Visit the Tableau Customer Portal to obtain an updated subscription product key and perform a new activation. If the product key has not reached its expiration date, you can refresh the product key. When you refresh a product key that has not yet expired, only the "Licence Expires" value will change and not the product key. The product key will change when it reaches its expiration date. To refresh a maintenance key from the command line see Refresh the product key (Link opens in a new window) in the Tableau Desktop and Tableau Prep Deployment guide.
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