Software position
3 licensed products on the registerProducts
3
2 on a support contract
Not on contract
1
£175 a year at listed rates
Annual support value
£95
Contract 10621 · MJM002
Support calls
11
£337.5 chargeable
Software register
What the customer is licensed for, and what DCS supports
| Code | Product | Licence ref | Installed on | Support | Annual amount |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ADO076 | Adobe Acrobat Pro Enterprise | T21236 | Server - Sql1 | On contract 10621 | £80 |
| AUT120 | AutoCAD LT Version 8.9.3 | T16375 | Server - Ap-Host | On contract 10621 | £15 |
| LEC001 | Bespoke job management system | LIC 842025 | Workstations | Not on contract | — |
Calls by product
Where software support time goes
Recent software calls
Logged against the product, not a machine
- On contractReport layout change requestedAdobe Acrobat Pro Enterprise · Kelly Gregory · 21 Aug 2026
- On contractUser locked out of the payroll companyAdobe Acrobat Pro Enterprise · Stacey Thomas · 04 Jul 2026
- £37.5Year end routine walkthroughBespoke job management system · Anne-Marie Cable · 13 Apr 2026
- £37.5Stock take variance queryBespoke job management system · Anne-Marie Cable · 06 Jan 2026
- On contractUser locked out of the payroll companyAutoCAD LT · Julie Herbert · 25 Dec 2025
- On contractUser locked out of the payroll companyAutoCAD LT · Stacey Thomas · 18 Dec 2025
- £150Email payslips would not clear — SQL service restartedBespoke job management system · Stacey Thomas · 01 Aug 2025
- On contractStock take variance queryAdobe Acrobat Pro Enterprise · Kelly Gregory · 14 Jul 2025
- On contractInvoice imported twice from the job systemAdobe Acrobat Pro Enterprise · Karen Taylor · 26 Mar 2025
- On contractNew user added and permissions setAdobe Acrobat Pro Enterprise · Karen Taylor · 26 Nov 2024
- £112.5Email payslips would not clear — SQL service restartedBespoke job management system · Kelly Gregory · 03 Nov 2024
iHow software support is countedShow
Software calls are logged against the licensed product rather than a machine, and are kept out of the hardware SLA figures — they have their own contract and their own response expectations. A product with no support contract is recorded as such rather than assumed to be unsupported.