EUR 159.99 per 3 computers

Orbtile Enterprise

A separate edition for organisations that need Orbtile managed, with no accounts or usage reports.

Orbtile Enterprise for Mac and Windows costs EUR 159.99 per 3 computers, one-time. Buy it here for 3 computers, or contact Sales for more. It is a separate app from Orbtile, with its own settings.

Contact Sales

For more computers or a feature you need, contact Sales.

What Enterprise is for

What Enterprise is for

Enterprise is for organisations that need a separate, managed edition of Orbtile: no accounts or usage reports, deployment by IT and separately authorised keypad automation.

Licence and update checks only

Licence and update checks only

Orbtile Enterprise needs no Orbtile account and sends no usage reports or telemetry. It contacts orbtile.com for two things only: a licence check at launch and every 24 hours, and a check for updates. Without a connection it keeps working for 14 days after its last successful check; after that, Orbtile lets go of the keypad (with Logi Options+ installed, Options+ takes it back) until the check succeeds, and the menu bar or tray keeps working.

Each computer activates with your organisation's licence key, which IT can deploy with MDM on a Mac or Group Policy on Windows. When a new version is out, Orbtile Enterprise says so, and the user updates in place or chooses Keep on This Version; IT can turn update checks off and install new versions itself. On a Mac it comes as a DMG. On Windows it is a per-user MSI that needs no administrator rights, with an ADMX template for its policies.

Keypad automation

Keypad automation

Scriptable keypad automation, for testing and integration, stays off unless your organisation turns it on.

Built for you on request

Built for you on request

When your organisation needs one of these, tell Sales and we build it for you.

  • Single sign-on. People activate their computer by signing in with your identity provider, over SAML or OpenID Connect, so there’s no licence key to hand out.
  • Seat management for IT. A console and an API to see your computers, release places and assign seats, from a browser or your own scripts.
  • Release control. Your computers see a new version only after your IT approves it.
  • Preset settings. Any Orbtile setting, managed by MDM or Group Policy, so every computer starts the same.
  • Offline activation. For computers that can’t reach the internet: a longer offline grace, or an activation file instead of online checks.
  • Your in-house agents. If your team uses its own coding agent, we connect it, so its sessions show on the keypad like the agents Orbtile supports.
  • Volume pricing. A quote for a large deployment.
  • Security review. A data-flow document, answers to your security questionnaire and a data processing agreement.
  • Invoices and purchase orders. We invoice you directly, accept purchase orders and fill in your vendor forms.
Pricing

EUR 159.99 per 3 computers

One-time, for 3 computers, Mac and Windows in any mix. After you pay, your licence key appears on the thank-you page. The email brings the key again, with links to the Mac and Windows installers. For more computers, volume pricing or a feature you need, write to Sales.

Here for yourself? The standard Orbtile gives each computer a 15-day trial, and Orbtile 1.x licences are on sale now. See pricing.

Questions

Questions

How do I get Enterprise?

Buy it on this page: EUR 159.99, one-time, for 3 computers, Mac and Windows in any mix. For more computers, write to sales@orbtile.com.

Does Orbtile Enterprise support single sign-on?

We build it on request, for your identity provider over SAML or OpenID Connect. Write to sales@orbtile.com.

Does Enterprise need an internet connection?

For its licence check, at least once every 14 days. Orbtile Enterprise checks the licence at launch and every 24 hours, and keeps working for 14 days without a successful check. It has no sign-in and sends no usage reports, and your organisation can turn update checks off.

Does a licence turn on keypad automation?

No. It stays off unless your organisation turns it on.