Some places make slideshows far more often than a family does. Churches, funeral homes, schools, care homes, and clubs put one together for a memorial or an event every few weeks, and the job usually lands on whoever happens to be free. It’s rarely the same person twice.
That’s what the Organization license is for. One license covers the whole organization, so any member of staff or any volunteer can install EasyPhotoShow on a computer the organization owns or controls and use it for the organization’s own work. Nobody buys a second copy, and nobody waits on whoever happens to hold the key.
Nothing new to learn
This isn’t a cut-down edition, and it isn’t a heavier one. It’s the same EasyPhotoShow, with the three-step flow and the screens your people may already know: add your folders, review the near-duplicates, pick a style, save. There’s no admin console to set up, so a volunteer who has used it at home can sit down and help on the first day.
What the license covers
The license belongs to the organization that bought it, not to any one person, so it stays put as staff and volunteers come and go. It can’t be passed to a separate organization or resold. Section 1A of our License Agreement sets out the full terms.
Which license you need
Slideshows for your own family need the personal license on the home page. Slideshows made on behalf of an organization, for the people that organization serves, need this one. When the line between the two is genuinely unclear, write to us at info@rollinginnovations.com and we’ll tell you straight, even when the answer is the cheaper option.