Enterprise Software Licensing & Hardware — India
Microsoft Enterprise Agreements, Adobe VIP/ETLA, Autodesk EBA, HPE datacenter hardware — for 500+ seat organisations.
Indian enterprises (500 – 50,000+ seats) buy software differently — through negotiated 3-year Enterprise Agreements (EA), Adobe VIP / ETLA, Autodesk Enterprise Business Agreements (EBA) and HPE Datacenter Care contracts. INDIA ENTERPRISES has the LSP (Licensing Solution Partner) credentials to structure and manage these agreements end-to-end.
What we deliver at enterprise scale
- License architecture design — right-mix of EA (perpetual + SA), CSP (subscription burst), and Azure (cloud burst) for a 3 – 5 year IT roadmap.
- Vendor negotiation — leveraging LSP position to secure 12 – 25 % below list on 500+ seat Microsoft, Adobe and Autodesk deals.
- True-up / true-down management — quarterly seat reconciliation to avoid over-payment and audit exposure.
- HPE Datacenter procurement — HPE ProLiant DL rack servers, HPE Alletra all-flash storage, HPE Aruba networking, all with 24×7 Datacenter Care contracts.
- Microsoft audit defence — pre-audit health check, licence position reports (ELP), remediation planning.
Enterprise licensing programs we support
Microsoft EA / MPSA — 3-year commitment, 500+ device or user minimum, best price tier. Microsoft CSP for Enterprise — monthly billing but with EA-comparable discounts for committed spend. Adobe VIP / ETLA — negotiated multi-year contract for 100+ CC seats. Autodesk EBA — flat-rate all-you-can-eat access to Autodesk portfolio for 3 years. HPE Datacenter Care — proactive multi-vendor support across HPE, VMware, Microsoft.
Frequently asked questions
What's the Microsoft EA minimum seat count in India?+
Can we mix EA and CSP in the same enterprise tenant?+
Do you handle Microsoft licence audits in India?+
Need a quote or bulk pricing?
Speak to an INDIA ENTERPRISES specialist — GST invoice on every order, pan-India delivery, authorised partner status across Microsoft, Adobe, Autodesk, Zoho, Corel, SketchUp & HPE.
