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Introduction to Altium Designer Subscription Levels

Created: April 18, 2024

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Introduction to A365 Subscription Levels

00:44:40 • Apr 17, 2024

Introduction to A365 Subscription Levels

00:44:40 • Apr 17, 2024

Product: Product Design Collaboration Altium 365 Webinars Workflow and Process Management CoDesign and CoEngineering (ECAD/MCAD Collaboration)

Whether customer designs are simple or complex, and your customers work solo or in a team, Altium has a solution for every engineer or enterprise. Altium offers three subscription levels, Standard, Pro and Enterprise.

The Standard subscription level is available for professional PCB designers and engineers to design PCBs with ease. The Pro subscription level provides incremental capability to teams or individuals designing electronic products who are looking for efficient ways to collaborate and manage their design, data and workflows. The third subscription level, Enterprise, provides organizations with capability to establish digital continuity and manage processes to help ensure product quality, faster time-to-market, and compliance.

In this video I’m going to review the key capabilities included with all three of Altium’s subscription levels.

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