# Licensing

Certain features in SpatialExplorer require a valid license to run. SpatialExplorer features additional advanced post processing modules such as LiDARSnap (LiDAR calibration), CameraSnap (camera calibration), and Automated Classification. You can read the breakdown for all plugins/grants associated with each license [here](/spatialexplorer-8-and-9/installation/licensing.md).

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Please contact our sales team at <sales@phoenixlidar.com> if you are interested in purchasing a SpatialExplorer license
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To access the SE Licensing utility, navigate to **Tools -> Licensing -> SpatialExplorer**

Activate a license key by pasting in the key and clicking **Activate License**:

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You can have multiple license keys active on your computer at once. Simply activate each license individually. Active licenses will appear under the **Local Licenses** window:

<figure><img src="/files/xThNg0t5xw6bnAsfs3Qz" alt=""><figcaption><p>Multiple licenses checked out on a computer. </p></figcaption></figure>

To return a license back to the server, so that the license can be checked out on another computer, select the license under **Local Licenses** and click **Return License**. &#x20;

## How to view company licenses

To view licenses that are within your company, first login at [accounts.phoenixlidar.com](https://accounts.phoenixlidar.com). From the dashboard, click on the 'View Details' button under 'My Subscriptions' and you will see a list of all subscriptions.

<figure><img src="/files/Ljcfo9mi80getsvMUbys" alt=""><figcaption><p>View of company subscriptions from Accounts page.</p></figcaption></figure>

The license keys for use in SpatialExplorer will have a red '<mark style="color:red;">SE</mark>' next to them in the 'License keys' column. These can be copied and pasted into the Licensing window in SpatialExplorer as shown at the top of this page.


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