O*NET-SOC AutoCoder v7 vs OccuCoder v1 License Comparison

 

What do you want to do with your occupational coding software?  A big limiting factor is the license agreement.

 

With the release of OccuCoder, ETA has developed a new license agreement that is a model of clarity and simplicity.  I wish every license agreement was this easy to read and understand.

 

RMWC’s O*NET-SOC AutoCoder v7 license agreement isn’t nearly as easy to read; but it does allow you to do more with your software.

 

A State licensing from us can use the software for almost any State program (federally supported or not); whereas OccuCoder is limited to federal purposes.

 

Our licenses never expire … so you can keep using the software even if you don’t renew support.  In contrast, ETA’s license says that “As a condition of this license, the State agrees that it will pay its annual share of separately agreed-upon costs related to the maintenance and upkeep of OccuCoder.”

 

And if you want to modify the application, you can do it with our software, but not OccuCoder.

 

Finally, since we’re the developer, retailer and the support vendor for our software, we include money-back guarantees for accuracy and satisfaction in our standard license agreement.  ETA provides no guarantees whatsoever.

 

So no matter what you want to do with your occupational coding software, it’s a good bet that RMWC AutoCoder will let you do what you want.