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: To move to the new system, you must log a Service Request (SR) for a version upgrade. The Software Delivery team will then provide the new software and the Smart Licensing Client. Hexagon Documentation Legacy SPLM Download & Installation (Historical Context)
For those maintaining older environments that still use SPLM, the typical process involved: : The software was traditionally downloaded from the Hexagon eCustomer Web site or installed from product installation media. Machine ID Generation : Users had to run a specific utility (e.g., splmGenMachineID.exe smartplant license manager download
) to generate a hardware fingerprint unique to their server. Key Installation : To move to the new system, you
Hexagon has replaced the legacy on-premise SPLM server with a cloud-based licensing model. Hexagon Documentation No License Machine Needed Machine ID Generation : Users had to run
: A physical license server is no longer required as Hexagon now maintains licensing servers in the cloud. Smart Licensing Client
As of December 31, 2024, Hexagon has officially discontinued the generation of license keys for SmartPlant License Manager (SPLM) . Users are now required to upgrade to Intergraph Smart Licensing (ISL) to continue managing their software products. Hexagon Documentation Transition to Intergraph Smart Licensing (ISL)
: The SPLM software on client workstations has been replaced by the Smart Licensing Client Upgrade Process