> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.aqua-cloud.io/documentation/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.aqua-cloud.io/documentation/user-administration/licenses-statistics.md).

# Licenses statistics

In aqua, system and project admins can easily track the availability and assignment of licenses through the **Licenses** page. This helps in managing license distribution efficiently and ensuring compliance with your organization’s needs.

From the main sidebar menu, click on **User Administration** and then click on **Licenses** to access the license overview.

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The Licenses section displays two main types of licenses: Named and Floating.&#x20;

Each license type shows the number of Available and Assigned licenses for various license categories.

**Named licenses** are allocated directly to specific users. For each license type, you can see:

* **Available**: The number of licenses that are still unassigned and ready to be allocated.
* **Assigned**: The number of licenses currently assigned to users.
* **Floating Licenses:**

**Floating licenses** are shared among users and are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. Each floating license shows:

* **Available**: The number of licenses that are still unassigned and ready to be allocated.
* **Assigned**: The number of licenses currently assigned to users.

**License Categories**

* **ALM (Application Lifecycle Management):** License with access to all functionality within aqua.&#x20;
* **Basic, Essential, and Pro:** These categories offer different levels of access and features within aqua.
* **Azure-DevOps:**  Technical license used specifically for integrations with Azure DevOps service.
* **Jira Plugin and Jira-Sync:** Facilitate integrations with Jira project, including syncing capabilities.
* **User-Sync (API):** Allows API-based syncing of user data.


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