Licensing
NexusFabric is a proprietary commercial product. This page says what is licensed, what is not distributed, and how you get to an offer.
What kind of licence
- Licence type
- Commercial, proprietary, end-user.
- Version described on this site
- 1.30.0
- Availability
- By contract, on request.
- Price
- Per installation, on request.
- Maintenance and updates
- Under a separate maintenance contract; not included in the licence.
Delivered under contract, not downloaded
- We do not publish the source code and there is no open repository. NexusFabric is neither open source nor source-available.
- There is no public download and no trial build to take from this site.
- We publish no mirror of the code and invite no one to read it.
- No redistribution right is granted.
We say this explicitly because in the integration market the word “open” is used for very different things. Here it means none of what it might mean elsewhere: the binary is delivered under contract, and the code stays ours.
What you get
- The platform as one program in a container image, with its management UI, that comes up knowing only the operations manual.
- The NexusFabric Flow Editor extension for VS Code.
- The NexusFabric FlowMarkdown extension for VS Code.
- The product manual, in English, for the operator and the flow author.
- The right to use it on the terms of the contract, at the agreed version.
The authoring tools ship built, alongside the container image: two VS Code extensions and the language server, plus the script that installs them. Nothing is downloaded from anywhere and nothing is compiled on your side.
Third-party components
The platform is built over third-party components with licences of their own, and the attribution list accompanies delivery. The typeface used in the visual identity is distributed under an open font licence and is self-hosted, not pulled from an external provider.
How to obtain it
Write to us with your case, the systems involved and the expected volume. If one of the platform’s limits blocks you, you will find out then, not after signature.
VS Code and Visual Studio Code are trade marks of their owner.