Your Licences: Machine Status, Renewals, and Remote Control

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Your Licences: Machine Status, Renewals, and Remote Control

In short

Your Booth → Licences lists every machine Booth Junkie is installed on, with its status, version, and how long its Premium term has left.

  • A Booth Junkie Licence is a Lifetime Licence: it never expires.
  • Every Lifetime Licence includes 12 months of Premium. Press Renew on a row to add another 12 months.
  • An online machine on v10.0.0.0 or newer shows a Remote Control button.

What each row shows

Column What it shows
Licence Key The unique key tied to that one machine.
Machine Name The computer’s own name, so you can tell installs apart at a glance.
Last Online The last time that installation checked in with Booth Junkie.
Version The Booth Junkie version currently installed there.
Premium Expiry When that machine’s Premium ends.

Lifetime Licence vs. Premium

A Booth Junkie Licence is a Lifetime Licence – it never expires, and it’s tied to that one machine. Every Lifetime Licence includes 12 months of Premium, which is what “Premium Expiry” is counting down. Premium is what gates WhatsApp, texts and emails sent through Booth Junkie’s own SMS service and mail server, FTP upload, software updates, support, and downloadable templates/animations from the Catalogue.

If Premium lapses, the software keeps working and the licence itself stays valid forever – only those Premium features stop.

Premium: Renew before it runs out

A row within its final weeks shows a red “Expires in N days” badge; hit Renew on that row to buy another 12 months and pick up right where it left off.

Sort the list

Use Sort by to order the list by Date Added, Premium Expiry, Licence Key, or Last Online, and the arrow next to it to flip between ascending and descending. Long lists page automatically with Prev/Next at the bottom.

Remote Control

A machine that’s currently online and running Booth Junkie v10.0.0.0 or newer shows a Remote Control button on its row – see Remote Control for what it does. Older versions, or a machine that isn’t currently online, simply don’t show the button at all.

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