- Dye & Durham Knowledge Base
- Unity® Accounting
- Installation, Configuration and Updates
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Unity® Practice Management
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Unity® Accounting
- Installation, Configuration and Updates
- Migrating to Unity® Accounting
- Getting Started
- User Accounts
- Opening and Creating Companies
- Clients and Matters
- Lists and Codes
- Reporting
- General Ledger / Chart of Accounts
- Trust Accounting
- Time and Fees
- Disbursements and Expenses
- General Accounting
- Bank Reconciliation
- Month/Year End
- Billing
- Vendors and Accounts Payable
- Payments, Receipts and Deposits
- Audits
- Payroll
- Learning
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Unity® Lender Centre
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eConveyance
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eCore
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eCorp
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Fast Company
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Will Builder
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Legacy Products
Activation and Licensing
When you first download and install Unity® Accounting on your computer, you will have a complimentary 30 day trial period. As this period ends, you will need to purchase a license to continue using the software.
Unity® Accounting is licensed on a subscription basis. You must maintain your subscription active in order to use the software. If you wish to deactivate the software, choose an option to Deactivate installed license in Activation & Licensing screen under Help menu.
If you stop paying your subscription, after 60 days you will receive a warning message every time you re-open your Unity® Accounting. If your outstanding subscription balance remains unpaid after 90 days, you will not be able to use the software.
Unity Accounting is licensed based on the number of users you require. If your subscription includes 6 users, you will be able to add 6 user accounts, who can access the software simultaneously, and 6 lawyers/timekeepers who can be linked to a user account.