The New RLM Cloud Is Here

One platform. Faster updates. The same license servers you already trust.

A refresh built on what already works

RLM Cloud has a new management interface, but the licensing platform you’ve been using hasn’t changed. Your license servers continue running exactly as they do today. What’s new is the management experience: a redesigned portal, faster delivery of new features, and a single place to manage your RLM Cloud environment.

If you’ve used RLM Cloud before, you’ll feel at home right away. The interface has been refreshed, but the overall organization and workflows remain familiar. This isn’t a completely new product. It’s a better version of the one you already know.

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What’s New

A unified platform

The new portal will be your central hub for everything RLM: RLM Cloud, Activation Pro, Publisher Resources, and Support.

Faster improvements

We’ve modernized the underlying framework so we can deliver new features, enhancements, and fixes more quickly than before.

User-based licensing

ID Licensing is now included with every RLM Cloud account. Assign licenses directly to individual users instead of relying on shared credentials, making access easier to manage and more secure.

Simpler bundles

Multi-license product definitions are now called ‘Bundles’. Existing products are migrated automatically, and creating new bundles is as simple as selecting the components you want to include.

Scheduled reporting

Generate reports automatically and have them delivered by email on a schedule. Full report data is also available for download through both the portal and the API.

Stay informed

The new notification center gives Reprise a direct way to communicate important platform updates, maintenance information, and security notifications.

What Migration Looks Like

For most customers, there’s nothing to do before migration. The only exception is if you’re using the REST API or Web Services API without secret-key authentication. In that case, you’ll need to update your authentication before migration to avoid interrupting your connection.

If your organization has portal users, it’s also a good idea to let them know they’ll receive a welcome email inviting them to access the new portal. Before migration, you’ll receive a welcome email as well, allowing you to create or reset your password.

Once your migration is complete, there are no additional steps required. The migration webinar and documentation cover everything you’ll need, and our team is available if questions come up along the way.

During migration:

  • Migration is scheduled during off-hours to minimize disruption.
  • The management portal will be temporarily unavailable while the migration takes place.
  • Your license servers continue running normally throughout the migration. Licensing operations are unaffected because the license servers run independently of the management portal.
  • All products, licenses, bundles, servers, users, logs, reports, and historical data are migrated automatically.
  • If migration can’t be completed successfully, we’ll restore the existing management portal and schedule a new migration window. Your licensing environment is never at risk.

Other than using a new portal URL after migration, most customers will notice very little change during the transition.

Familiar, with a Better Workflow

Here are a few of the improvements you’ll notice immediately:

› RLM Cloud

Add servers using a meaningful display name instead of a generated identifier. Associating a customer is now optional during setup, and servers can be created directly from the RLM Cloud tab or through the Customer workflow.

› Products

License options are presented individually, matching the Activation Pro experience and eliminating the need for manual entry. Existing multi-license products are automatically migrated to Bundles.

› Logs & Reports

The former Licenses tab has been integrated into Logs & Reports. License reports are searchable, reports can be scheduled for email delivery, and complete log data is available for download through both the portal and the API.

› Licenses

Create licenses directly from a Bundle, search license definitions more easily, and override license version or expiration when needed.

› ISV Users

Add a user with only an email address and access level. They’ll automatically receive a confirmation email.

› End Users

Creating a contact only requires an email address. Portal access and ID Licensing access can each be enabled with a simple toggle.

Why This Matters

Most organizations don’t want to change their licensing infrastructure unless they have a good reason. This update doesn’t ask you to.

The license servers you’ve relied on remain the same. What improves is everything around them: a more intuitive management experience, stronger identity-based licensing, less manual administration, improved performance, enhanced security, and a platform that allows us to deliver new capabilities more quickly.

It’s the same trusted RLM Cloud foundation, just easier to manage today and better positioned for what comes next.

FAQs

No, all settings and data will be moved over during the migration.
Yes, license servers are unaffected during the migration. Servers will restart so there may be a very brief loss of communication.
In the new portal logins require an email address, if you do not have an email tied to your account you will need to create a new account.
Basic auth for API authentication will be removed during the migration. If you have not already moved to the secret key for API authentication please do so as soon as possible to avoid an interruption to your service.
The customer portal login has moved to http://cloud.reprisesoftware.com/portal. All customers will now use this page to login and will need to supply your ISV name with their credentials.
Yes. Debug logs and report logs will be preserved and will still be available after the migration.
No. All source data will be retained, and we have the ability to roll back if needed. We have trialed the migration and do not expect any issues.
No. All existing addresses, ports, and hostnames will remain the same.
Identity & Access configuration for JWT and Azure SSO (Admin section).

Self-service password resets and email account invites.
Yes. Personal licenses are being removed from RLM Cloud, replaced by ID Licensing.