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Hornbill '''Priced for Life''' Guarantee: At Hornbill we think that it’s important to show loyalty to our customers in exchange for their custom. As part of this commitment we guarantee that the price you pay today is guaranteed for as long as you remain a subscriber to our service. The price plan in place at the time you subscribe to the Hornbill subscription is fixed for as long as you remain a subscribing customer to that service, so if we do increase the price of our service at some point in the future you won’t be affected, better still if we reduce the price you have the option to switch to over to the new price plan without any penalty. | Hornbill '''Priced for Life''' Guarantee: At Hornbill we think that it’s important to show loyalty to our customers in exchange for their custom. As part of this commitment we guarantee that the price you pay today is guaranteed for as long as you remain a subscriber to our service. The price plan in place at the time you subscribe to the Hornbill subscription is fixed for as long as you remain a subscribing customer to that service, so if we do increase the price of our service at some point in the future you won’t be affected, better still if we reduce the price you have the option to switch to over to the new price plan without any penalty. | ||
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Hornbill does not offer a Test Environment/Instance as the traditional reasons for requiring such an environment are largely mitigated by the automated and continuous updates that you receive as a Hornbill subscriber. Testing of business processes or progressive captures can be undertaken against a 'test service' with limited visibility. | Hornbill does not offer a Test Environment/Instance as the traditional reasons for requiring such an environment are largely mitigated by the automated and continuous updates that you receive as a Hornbill subscriber. Testing of business processes or progressive captures can be undertaken against a 'test service' with limited visibility. | ||
Revision as of 12:28, 29 July 2016
How are Hornbill subscriptions priced?
The Hornbill service is based on a 'named subscription' per user. This is a monthly recurring subscription payable annually in advance.
How can I get a quote?
You can get a quote by contacting us at Contact Us:
How do I place an order for Hornbill?
Once you have signed up to a Free 30 Day Trial you will be able to place an order simply by completing an order form which will be provided to you by your Hornbill representative. The acceptance of the solution can be made on or before the end of the 30 Day Trial Period.
Does Hornbill offer any discounts?
No. Hornbill does not offer discounts other than those which are automatically applied based on volume subscriptions. We believe in building an 'outstanding product' and delivering and 'awesome service' and as such our pricing is reflected in this and reviewed regularly to ensure that we are offering a high degree of value exchange.
What happens if Hornbill increases its subscription pricing?
Hornbill Priced for Life Guarantee: At Hornbill we think that it’s important to show loyalty to our customers in exchange for their custom. As part of this commitment we guarantee that the price you pay today is guaranteed for as long as you remain a subscriber to our service. The price plan in place at the time you subscribe to the Hornbill subscription is fixed for as long as you remain a subscribing customer to that service, so if we do increase the price of our service at some point in the future you won’t be affected, better still if we reduce the price you have the option to switch to over to the new price plan without any penalty.
Can I have a Test Environment?
Hornbill does not offer a Test Environment/Instance as the traditional reasons for requiring such an environment are largely mitigated by the automated and continuous updates that you receive as a Hornbill subscriber. Testing of business processes or progressive captures can be undertaken against a 'test service' with limited visibility.