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I have a corporate license, but when I try to create a document, Lucid says I need a license.

Best answer by Abigail M

Hi Linda, thanks for posting in the community!

It looks like you have been added to your organization's account; however, you are listed as a view-only (unlicensed) user on that account. If you would like edit access, please request a license via the popup that appears when you sign in. You can also open a document and click on the orange banner at the top of your document.

Please let me know if you have any additional questions or concerns!

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Abigail M
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  • March 26, 2024

Hi Linda, thanks for posting in the community!

It looks like you have been added to your organization's account; however, you are listed as a view-only (unlicensed) user on that account. If you would like edit access, please request a license via the popup that appears when you sign in. You can also open a document and click on the orange banner at the top of your document.

Please let me know if you have any additional questions or concerns!


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Thank you for your reply.  My teammates did not have to do this.  Once they logged into Lucid using SSO (which I did as well), they were able to use the templates.  Do you still recommend I request a license?


Abigail M
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  • March 26, 2024

Hi Linda, yes, you will need a license to use templates and your user does not currently have a license assigned.


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Thank you, the issue has been resolved.


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