7.1.2. Behavior after the SuCri trial period expires

Behavior after the SuCri trial period expires

Find out what effects the end of the trial period has on your SuCri projects and which functions remain available. We recommend that you check licensing early on to avoid work interruptions in the design phase.

Prerequisites

You have already worked with the SuCri trial period and projects were created or edited with Module 1 (M1).

Status of the project data after the trial ends

After the trial period expires, the use of Module 1 (M1) is automatically restricted. The effects are structured as follows:

1. Already placed components: All previously placed components remain fully in the 3D model. They retain all properties, attributes and metadata. The model integrity is preserved.
2. Editing and evaluating existing data: Existing components can still be edited without restriction. Evaluations such as isometrics, MTO (material lists) and reports remain fully functional.
3. New placement: After the end of the trial period, no new components can be placed from the pipe class. The placement logic is locked until a valid license is stored.

The expected result after expiry is a "read-only" status for new placements, while existing data and project results (files) remain usable without data loss.

Important notes

• Timely planning: Before the trial period expires, make sure whether a license renewal or full version is needed to complete the project.
• Seamless continuation: Projects can be continued at any time. As soon as a valid license is activated, the placement function is immediately available again.
• Protection: No blocks arise on the project files due to the expiry of the trial license.

Troubleshooting

If you are still unable to place components after purchasing a full license, please check in the license manager whether the new license was activated correctly, or restart the application to update the license status.