Oracle License Audit
Have You Received an Unexpected Oracle License Audit Letter?
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65% of our enterprise customers have received at least one vendor audit letter in the past 12 months.
Help is at Hand.
Enterprise application vendors do not design their license policy to be easily understood. Software users are often unaware of vendor rules according to contractual obligations. Vendors can conduct a license audit and non-compliance can result in unexpected costs and stress for customers.
If you have received an Oracle License Audit letter, or if you would like to learn more about taking control, quantifying risk, and identifying and optimising opportunities – our experts are here to help you.
Our #1 Tip? Don’t Panic!
If you use licensed enterprise software, it is likely that you have received, or will soon receive a vendor audit letter. The most important thing is to stay calm and know that you can take control of your software assets.
Learn more about handling an audit scenario below, and contact our experts using the form on the right to have a confidential introductory conversation.
What You Need to Know About Oracle License Audits
Avoid Common Pitfalls
Don't panic buy licenses
Don't panic delete software
Don't rush new contracts
Industry experts (Gartner, March 2016) say effective Software Asset Management can reduce overall IT spend by a third.
Be Informed and Ready
Organise and take stock of your assets and licenses
Comply but know that you can take control
Engage Independent Oracle Licensing Experts Version 1
65% of our enterprise customers have received at least one vendor audit letter in the past 12 months.
82% financial risk reduction
Our optimisation expertise helps to deliver financial risk reduction of over 82% on average during audit scenarios.
£17m to £100k
When engaged our customer was facing a bill of £17m, but through our help this amount became £100k.
£5.8m identified non compliance risks
During a typical review, we find non-compliance risks of over £5.8m.
