Licensing question

[matthewp32793624]

Hi All

Thanks in advance for any responses.  I have a question about licensing that I wanted to check.

I have a client that I produce fact sheets for.  The client also uses the fact sheets that I produce with their clients.

If I produce a fact-sheet including an adobe stock photo or illustration and have one version branded with my clients logo and another co-branded with my clients logo and their clients logo, do I need one licence or do I have to purchase the licence twice?  Seems odd to have to purchase it twice if it's essentially the same document used by the same client?

Thanks

Matt

[Sheena Kaul · Accepted solution]

Hi Matthew,

For every other client of yours you'll have to license the same file again.

Please see Stock Licensing & terms FAQ: Where can I find the terms and licensing information for Adobe Stock? for more details.

Regards,

Sheena

[matthewp32793624]

Thanks Sheena but that doesn’t answer my question, both documents are for the same client? One for them and one they share with their client?

[Abambo]

That's two client's if you look at it correctly. That may not be the answer your want, but that's what Sheena said. And I as a customer, I have to say that I have to affirm her view.

We have licensed an asset that our parent company has licensed beforehand to be able to use it. That's even more connected than your case.

[matthewp32793624]

Thanks, I do agree and it's fine but I didn't find Sheena's answer (as all Adobe licensing wording) particularly clear as she said "for every client of yours".  I only have one client.

Thanks though

Mat