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i-doit evaluation FAQ

• How can I evaluate i-doit?

  You have several options for testing i-doit:

  • Virtual Machine
    You will receive a pre-installed and fully configured i-doit installation on a Debian GNU/Linux 10. Simply start the VM and you can immediately open i-doit in your browser.
    
  • Windows Installer
    With this variant you install a complete i-doit environment (database, web server, PHP and i-doit) on a Microsoft Windows system. We recommend using Windows Server. However, the system also works on Windows 10 and 11.
    
  • Automatic Installation
    For this variant, you should have basic knowledge of Linux. The installation is carried out entirely via the command line. During the installation, the bash script asks for configuration options. We recommend that you try this variant on a fresh Linux installation.
    
  • Manual Installation
    For this option, you should have good knowledge in Windows or Linux administration. All components need to be manually installed and configured.
    

  If you are unsure which option is suitable for you, we are here to assist you.

• Do I need a test licence?

  Yes, you will need a license for the trial version. When you first launch i-doit, a registration dialog box will open. Please enter at least your email address here. Afterwards, your trial license will be automatically activated for 30 days.

• How can I use the virtual machine?

  The virtual machine is the easiest way for you to test i-doit. If you need any assistance, you can find a detailed guide in our Knowledge Base.

• What functions does the trial version offer?

  All variants include a fully functional version of i-doit, allowing you to create up to 5,000 objects. You will have access to all add-ons developed by synetics GmbH. Additionally, our partners offer additional i-doit add-ons for testing purposes.

• Do I have to cancel my trial licence?

  No! The trial version will automatically expire after 30 days. There is no need for a separate cancellation.