Guests, reporters, managers and people that have access to an on-premise GitLab server DO count towards the user count, even if they do not have access to the source code.
Students of educational institutions are excluded from the user count.
A person that has access to two or more on-premises GitLab servers counts as a single user.
Users who use the Community Edition, but who benefit from the support services of a subscription, do count towards the user count, even if they do not use the Enterprise Edition.
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<li><strong>Licensing and Audits</strong>
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The subscription offers licenses to GitLab Enterprise Edition. The use of Enterprise Edition is only allowed for active subscribers, or for organizations that have been given trial rights by a GitLab B.V. representative. It is not compliant to use GitLab Enterprise Edition without an active subscription.
The customer will make periodic internal audits to count the number of users on GitLab installation within the organization. The minimum frequency of the audits is six months. Following the audit, the customer will adjust the number of subscription seats accordingly.
At our request, the customer agrees to provide a signed certification that they are using all Products pursuant to the terms of this Agreement. You agree to allow us, or our authorized agent, to audit your use of the Products.
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<li><strong>Ownership</strong>
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Ownership, copyright and title of any software that is developed by GitLab B.V. shall at all times remain with GitLab B.V. The client shall not acquire directly, indirectly or by implication any title, copyright or ownership in the software or any parts thereof.
