Available to: Group Account Owners, Group Account Admins
Sometimes when trying to register an account with a CODE or an email from a whitelisted domain, you are informed that the Group Account has reached its license limit.
This happens when there are no available licenses left in the the Group Account you're trying to join. This article outlines what you can do to make sure your group has enough licenses (seats) and check whether they were distributed properly.
Check how many licenses are in use
Here's how you check what is the number of available licenses for your group and how many of them are in use.
- Sign into Explain Drive.
- Select your profile picture in the top right-hand corner of the screen.
- From the menu, choose Account.
- Check the number of available licenses (seats) under your Account Type.
- If there are no available licenses left, you can further check if they were distributed properly or simply add more licenses to your group (for Owners only).
Groups that register via email invitations, Google Classroom, csv upload, or whitelisted domain – update the list of registered people
Make sure the list of active accounts is up to date and there are no users that shouldn't be in your group.
- Sign into Explain Drive.
- Select your profile picture in the top right-hand corner of the screen.
- From the menu, choose Account.
- Scroll down to the User Management section.
- If your group is small, check for users that shouldn't be on the list and remove them.
- For large groups, you can remove users by reuploading an updated csv list or updating your user list from Google Classroom.
Groups that register via MDM or device CODE – check the number of devices in use and register them again
You can re-register licenses on devices that were previously activated with a CODE. This way, if some of them weren’t supposed to be registered anymore (i.e. they were broken, sold, or lost), they will free up your license pool.
Choosing Reset will restore the number of licenses to the state from before device registration and make the licenses start counting anew. This doesn’t require the Admin to take any additional action. Every configured iPad that is in use will be registered and counted automatically once again when the application is restarted. Devices that are no longer supposed to be registered will be out of the pool.
- Sign into Explain Drive.
- Select your profile picture in the top right-hand corner of the screen.
- From the menu, choose Account.
- Scroll down to the Devices section and see if the number of registered devices for your group is correct.
- If not, select Reset next to the CODE that needs to be re-registered.
Note: Make sure there are no additional licenses in use. If someone registered an account on an activated device and signed out, they will use up a license from the pool. Scroll back to the User Management section and check for accounts that shouldn't be there. If you'd like to block the registration you can do it via MDM or in the App Configuration panel.
You can re-register licenses on devices that were previously activated with a CODE. This way, if some of them weren’t supposed to be registered anymore (i.e. they were broken, sold, or lost), they will free up your license pool.
- Sign in at drive.explaineverything.com.
- Scroll down to Devices section and see if the number of registered devices for your group is correct.
- You can now reset the CODE, but please note this will require you to distribute the new CODE to devices again.
- If not, you can select Reset next to the CODE that was used for the devices that need to be checked.
Note: Make sure there are no additional licenses in use. If someone registered an account on an activated device and signed out, they will use up a license from the pool. Scroll back to the User Management section and check for accounts that shouldn't be there. If you'd like to block the registration, you can do it in the App Configuration panel.
This section doesn't apply to the Web Version of Explain Everything. MDM Deployment and device CODE registration aren't available for it.