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License editions: To understand the applicable license editions, see Plans & Pricing.

Overview

This article explains license management for the Salesforce App.

Check the License matrix to review the feature support available with each license type.

The Salesforce App associates active users with Standard Salesforce user type to a license, which includes Salesforce Platform and Salesforce Platform One user licenses.

To view and manage licenses within the Salesforce App, check license details.

License Types

Salesforce App provides the following license types for backup and sandbox seeding features:

  • Enterprise License for Backup

  • Elite License for Backup

  • Sandbox Seeding

Check the License matrix to review the feature support available with each license type.

License matrix

The following license matrix explains the features available as per the licensing. For more information on licensing, contact Support.

Feature

Enterprise License for Backup

Elite License for Backup

Sandbox Seeding License

Archiver

Restore Data Using Data Restore Template

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* Limited to Backup Restore template

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* Limited to Backup Restore template

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* Limited to Data Copy template

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* Limited to Archival Restore template

Data Masking using Data Restore Template settings

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Copy Data using the Data Copy Template

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Multi-region support

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📝 Note

If you purchase Archiver, multi-region support will be enabled.


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Subject Access Requests for GDPR Compliance

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High-Frequency Backup

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Retention Period

1 Year

Unlimited

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Unlimited

Archiver Content SOQL Query Builder

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Data Deletion of Archived Records from source org

-

-

-

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For more information about supported regions, contact Support.


📝 Note

Druva does not protect the Salesforce big object data.


Environment Icons

The following icons help you identify the licenses associated with your Environment Hub.

Icon

Description

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Backup Definition

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Archival License

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Backup License

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Seeding License

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Data Template

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Archival Definition


📝 Note

When you share an environment with other users, the shared users will not be able to view the associated licenses in the Usage section on the Environment Hub page.


Licensing considerations

Review the following considerations when associating an org to a backup or sandbox seeding license:

Backup Licenses

You need to associate a production org or a full sandbox to backup licenses. The following workflow applies to a backup license: Enterprise or Elite.

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Step 1: Associate Orgs that you want to back up

Ensure that you associate every org that you want to back up to the backup license. To back up a sandbox, associate the sandbox with the license. For more information, see Authenticate Production Organization.

Step 2: Check license consumption

Ensure that the license consumption is within the limits of your procured user license limit.

Example :

  • Suppose you have procured a backup license that includes a user limit of 500.

  • Let’s assume you’ve associated an org A to the license with 400 users.

  • If you want to add another org B to this license, ensure that the user limit does not exceed 100 users; otherwise, the app won’t allow you to associate org B.

For assistance with adding user limits to your backup license, contact your Account Executive.

(Optional) Disassociate an org

Consider a scenario wherein you want to protect another org. In this scenario, you can disassociate an existing org from your backup license and associate with another org. However, you can do so only after completing 14 days of association with the current organization. For more information, see Remove or Re-authenticate Organization Association.

Sandbox Seeding License

The following workflow applies to the Sandbox Seeding license.

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Step 1: Associate Orgs that you would use for data copy (sandbox seeding)

Suppose you have a production org that has sandboxes. You can associate the parent production org to a sandbox seeding license, that will automatically associate the related sandboxes. Or, you can associate the sandboxes only that you want to use for data copy.

For more information, see Authenticate Production Organization.

Step 2: Check license consumption

Ensure that the license consumption is within the limits of your procured user license limit.

Example :

  • Suppose you have procured a sandbox seeding license that includes a user limit of 500.

  • Let’s assume you’ve associated a production org to the license with 400 users.

  • Suppose you want to associate another sandbox to this license, which is not a part of the associated production org. Ensure that the user limit does not exceed 100 users with this association; otherwise, the app won’t allow you to associate org B.

The Salesforce App calculates the total licensed user count with the total Salesforce org users - Standard active users inclusive of Platform and Platform One users. If the count is lesser than or equal to the org users, you can associate other orgs to the license.

For assistance with adding user limits to your sandbox seeding license, contact your Account Executive.


📝 Note

  • Starting December 30, 2023, you can authenticate a Full Sandbox to a backup license without impacting your production license count. This gives you more freedom to protect test and development sandboxes without concerns about license usage.

  • Sandboxes configured for seeding will utilize a license if the corresponding production organization is no longer protected.


Step 3: Add the orgs to the Environment Hub

It is important to add orgs to the Environment Hub; otherwise, you will not be able to specify an org in a data template. For more information, see Configuring Environment Hub.

Archiver Licenses

You need to associate a production org to archiver licenses. The following workflow applies to these archiver licenses: Enterprise or Elite.

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Step 1: Associate orgs that you want to archive

Ensure that you associate every org that you want to archive to the archiver license. For more information, see Authenticate Production Organization.

Step 2: Check license consumption

Ensure that the license consumption is within the limits of your procured user license limit.

Example :

  • Suppose you have procured an archiver license that includes a user limit of 500.

  • Let’s assume you’ve associated an org A to the license with 400 users.

  • If you want to add another org B to this license, ensure that the user limit does not exceed 100 users; otherwise, the app won’t allow you to associate org B.

For assistance with adding user limits to your archiver license, contact your Account Executive.

(Optional) Disassociate an org

Consider a scenario wherein you want to archive a different org. In this scenario, you can disassociate an existing org from your archiver license and associate with another org. However, you can do so only after completing 14 days of association with the current organization.

View and manage the license details

You can view and manage the license details from the License page. You can see the following information:

Column

Description

License edition

Specifies the type of license, which are as follows:

  • Sandbox Seeding

  • Salesforce Enterprise Backup

  • Salesforce Elite Backup

Click the arrow adjacent to the license edition listing to view the associated organizations and allocated users with a license.

Expiration date

Specifies the license expiration date.

Assigned production organization

Specifies the assigned production organization to the Salesforce App environment.

Total allowed users

Specifies the number of users associated with the license type.

Feature type

Specifies the particular feature type of the associated license.

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