PRODUCTNAME with the product you are licensing (for example, powersheet, risksheet, gantt, planningboard, or checklist).
Install the license from the Polarion UI
Most Nextedy products — currently Powersheet, Risksheet, Gantt, Planningboard, and Checklist — let you install the license directly from the Polarion administration interface.1
Open the License page
Go to Polarion Administration → Nextedy
PRODUCTNAME → License.2
Upload the license file
Drag and drop the license file onto the upload dialog, or select it from your file system. It is uploaded automatically and added under the correct repository.

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Resolve any upload errors
If the license file is invalid, a pop-up message explains what went wrong during the upload.
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Configure users (if applicable)
Once the license is uploaded, follow the on-page instructions to configure the named or concurrent user list. See Configure named (active) users and Configure concurrent users below.
Install the license via the filesystem
Older versions of Nextedy products use the following filesystem-based deployment.1
Verify the license file name
Ensure the license file name ends with
PRODUCTNAME_lic.json — for example, YOURCOMPANY-gantt_lic.json or YOURCOMPANY-risksheet_lic.json.2
Copy the license file
Move the license file to the following folder on your Polarion server:This is the same directory where the main Polarion license is stored.
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Reload the license
You do not need to restart the Polarion server. Simply navigate to Polarion Administration → Nextedy
PRODUCT_NAME → License to reload the license file.4
Select active users (if applicable)
Some Nextedy products require a selection of active users. In that case, open the Polarion Administration → Nextedy
PRODUCT_NAME → License page and follow the instructions there, or refer to Configure named (active) users below.Polarion cluster setup
If you run a Polarion cluster (with multiple Polarion nodes), you must place the license file on each node in the same location:Configure named (active) users
To configure the named users:1
Create the user group or role
Create a user group (Polarion Administration → User Management → Groups) or a global user role (Polarion Administration → User Management → Roles) with the ID
nextedy_PRODUCTNAME_users.2
Add the users
Add the users who should be assigned an active user license to this group or role.
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Reload the configuration
To reload the updated configuration, reopen the License page: Polarion Administration → Nextedy
PRODUCT_NAME → License.Configure concurrent users
To configure the concurrent users:1
Create the user group or role
Create a user group (Polarion Administration → User Management → Groups) or a global user role (Polarion Administration → User Management → Roles) with the ID
nextedy_PRODUCTNAME_users_concurrent.2
Add the users
Add the users who should be assigned a concurrent user license to this group or role.
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Reload the configuration
To reload the updated configuration, reopen the License page: Polarion Administration → Nextedy
PRODUCT_NAME → License.You can add more users to the concurrent users group than the number of licenses you purchased. The concurrent license is assigned to the users from that list who log in to the system first.
When both Risksheet and Powersheet are installed
If your server has a production license for both Risksheet and Powersheet, you only need to configure one Powersheet users group (named or concurrent, depending on your license). There is no need to create a separate group for Risksheet — it is ignored. This is because the Risksheet active user license is provided free of charge: it is bundled with Powersheet active user licenses. As a result, both Risksheet and Powersheet check thenextedy_powersheet_users or nextedy_powersheet_users_concurrent groups.

Behavior without a license
If you don’t have a production or evaluation license for a specific Nextedy product, the product is shown in a read-only view. You can see all the content, but you cannot actively manipulate the data. The License page signals that there is no active license.

The license upload procedure is the same for both production and evaluation licenses. However, once an evaluation license expires, the product switches back to the read-only view. You’ll see the pop-up notification when the license expires.