Thanks but i'm not sure i understand, what do you mean giving that person multiple ID.
By @Claudia26678416tk7j
I wouldn't understand that neither, if I would not know how the licences work.
These are the basic rules:
- For each distinct user, you need to have acquired one licence. So, 5 users, 5 licences.
- Each user can have up to two computers activated.
- Each user is entitled to use the application concurrently on one computer.
- If the user needs to use the application on a third computer, he/she needs to disable one of the two others. That activation/deactivation task is reversible. I have multiple computers and activate those I currently use.
The assigned administrators control, who gets assigned a licence. That is done via the admin console: https://adminconsole.adobe.com. Administrators can add new licences if needed, and they can diminish the number of licences during the renewal period if wished. Subscriptions are annual and renew at the anniversary date. Licences added during the year also renew at that anniversary, their fee is pro rata for the remaining period.
BTW: Administrators can be users of the products, but they do not need to be. I'm the contract owner in my company, so I'm the main administrator of our Creative Cloud subscriptions, we have 5 administrators (mostly all IT, managing installations and troubleshooting) and one of the administrators is also a product user.