For decades, TEDDS (Taylor Woodrow Engineering Design Development System) has been a staple for structural engineers. Its ability to combine detailed calculations with annotated sketches saves hours of manual checking. However, one question that consistently pops up during software audits or new hires is: “Which TEDDS license do I actually need?” *
If you are confused by the difference between a Standalone key and a Network Concurrent User, you are not alone. Here is your cheat sheet to navigating TEDDS licensing in 2024. tedds license
Still unsure? Open your Task Manager. If TEDDS is running right now in the background while you read this blog, you are wasting a license seat. Go close it. Disclaimer: Licensing models change. Always check the latest Trimble/TEDDS documentation or speak to an authorized reseller for current pricing and terms. Here is your cheat sheet to navigating TEDDS