User Properties / Responsibilities Tab

You can use the Responsibilities tab to view the licenses and contracts, if any, that the user is responsible for.

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For more information about responsibilities with contracts, see Contract Properties / Responsibilities Tab

Licenses Area

The following columns can be displayed in the Licenses area of the Responsibilities tab:

Property	Description
Category	The category chosen for this license.
Duration	The time-based nature of the license, whether it is a `Perpetual` , `Subscription` , or `Time limited` license.
Edition	The edition property of the license. Commonly this echoes the edition of an application attached to the license, but may be used in other ways in your enterprise.
Expiry date	For subscription (or other time-limited) licenses, this is the date when the current license expires. Ignored for perpetual licenses (even though any previously entered date may still be visible). Check the `Duration` field to see whether this license is perpetual or time-limited.
License type	The kind of license, which determines what properties are available for the license, and how compliance is calculated for the license. For details of an individual license type, please see the appropriate entry in Terminology.
Name	The license name may be: Copied from the first-linked software product Derived from the License Name field of the SKU in the first-linked purchase (or if there is no SKU, from the purchase Description field) Created manually.
Publisher	The company responsible for the creation and publication of the license.
Version	The version assigned to the license. This may be tracking versions of a linked application, or may an independent value.

The following columns can be displayed in the Contracts area of the Responsibilities tab:

Property	Description
Category	The category of a contract (a customizable value). The category of a contract. Depending on your needs, you can add custom hardware and software categories: navigate to `Enterprise > Categories` and then click: If your organization's operators are scoped by a category, then any records they create are automatically, without any warning message, categorized to an operator's highest-level category. If you choose to set up and use categories for your contracts, it might be safer to leave most operators unscoped for categories, except those whom you intend to limit to creating records only within their categories.
Contract no.	The identifying code for the contract.
Contract type	The kind of contract.
`Corporate unit` , `Cost center` , or `Location`	The name of the `related` enterprise group. Selectable in the Ownership tab of the contract properties.
Description	The name (or brief description) of the contract.
Next renewal date	The due date for the next renewal of this contract.
Location	The name of the related enterprise group.
Responsibility	The user's role in the development and negotiation of the contract.
Start date	The effective date of the contract, when its terms first apply.
Status	The current standing of this contract. The following options are provided: `Active` , `Archived` , `Cancelled` , `Completed` , `Draft` , `Expired` , and `Suspended` .
Vendor	The reseller who sold this product.