Components to Use with Zentitle2 Core
A video about the ways you can use Zentitle2 Core
What components can you use with Zentitle2 Core?
Zentitle2 Core is the hub — the rest of the Zentitle ecosystem hangs off it. Vendors add activation paths (on-prem, SaaS, IoT), the end-user portal, the local license server, and integrations with CRM, ERP, e-commerce and billing based on what they need.
Why this modular approach helps
Starting with Core and adding components as you need them means you can roll out monetization in stages. A vendor might begin with Core plus a SaaS REST path, then add the end-user portal, then plug in a local license server as they win regulated customers.
How Core works with each component
Every component reads from and writes to Core so vendors always have a single source of truth.
- On-prem activation via generated SDK libraries
- SaaS activation via the REST Licensing API
- IoT and embedded Linux activation for hardware products
- End-user portal for self-service license management
- Local license server for dark-site deployments
- CRM, ERP, e-commerce and subscription-billing integrations
Who this video is for?
Product leaders planning a phased rollout who want to know which Zentitle components they can add over time.
Video transcript
Auto-generated from the video and lightly edited for readability.
With Core being at the heart of the Zentitle platform, you can leverage the system of record capabilities that Core provides with all the other components of the Zentitle ecosystem.
For example, whether you're doing on-prem activations, so desktop software, server-based software, etc. can all be driven from the license rights that are defined within that Core.
Of course, we have a great way for SaaS applications, single-tenant, multi-tenant, to be able to access that exact same information. And in fact, you can even leverage that for IoT.
Devices as well. So if you're a hardware company looking to monetize some aspect of your hardware through software and monetization, subscriptions for add-on capabilities, feature-based licensing, etc, then you can leverage that Core as well.
The other components that you can hang off, core are, for example, integrations with CRM or ERP environments, e-commerce, subscription management like Zuora, and, Stripe and so forth. And so this core can form sort of the system of record, that core view as to everything that you as a software vendor are responsible for providing to your customers because of what they've purchased, and let you leverage that across a wide variety of different components.
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