What does "NFR" (license's usage purpose) mean?

palawat_dh · Sunday

When logged in the company profile to view the licenses, there's "NFR" under the "Usage purpose" column. Out of curiosity, could anyone from @GRAPHISOFT please tell me what it means? (I've already googled it and read answer from AI, but I'd prefer the answer from reliable source.)

Thank you.

Operating system used: Windows

Barry Kelly · Sunday

NFR = Not For Resale.

It probably is a special license granted by Graphisoft that you or your company does not actually own.

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palawat_dh · Sunday

Thank you, @Barry Kelly .

runxel · Sunday

I think Dev licenses also appear as "NFR".

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palawat_dh · Tuesday

Ah, I see. That makes sense. Thank you, @runxel .

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