What inspired this wish list request?
I am co-managing the number of JMP licenses that we allocate to our company users. Year to year, we need to understand which users have a need to continue using the tool for the next year. Obviously, our goal is to effectively manage all licenses by allocating them to the "active" needs. Emailing questions and dissecting answers for 100s' of users is not a simple task. This idea would automate all information to a log file that we could analyze towards the end of the year to determine who are actively using JMP ?
What is the improvement you would like to see?
We like to get a way to track the timestamp of each JMP session launch and exit. That could perhaps be done by some company internal ability OR by my.jmp.com. At the very least, this info should include timestamp, user id (email, SSO etc..) and JMP version (e.g. JMP 19 Pro.. )
Why is this idea important?
It is important to get the most our of available licenses for our business. A capability like this would also prove back to our leadership that we do care about cost/benefit when it comes to advanced statistical modeling tools. If I was a leader making software purchase decisions, a capability like this would likely leave a serious impression w/ me.
There isn't a great fitting label available. I will go w/ Content Organization.
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What inspired this wish list request?
We are currently performing various tasks using our own JMP Add-in. However, it has become increasingly difficult to respond to JMP’s annual version upgrades. Depending on the user environment, the upgraded features are often not actively used in practice, yet the version change itself can create compatibility issues that disrupt our workflows. For example, when a user updates to the latest version while the Add-in is optimized for an older version, unexpected errors or functional limitations may occur. This creates a situation where maintaining operational stability becomes challenging.
What is the improvement you would like to see?
We would like JMP to support downloading or installing at least two previous versions of the software, not only the latest one. This would allow users who rely on custom Add-ins or stable workflows to operate in an environment that best fits their needs. Providing access to multiple past versions—similar to other software platforms that allow users to choose their preferred stable version—would greatly reduce the burden of adjusting Add-ins and scripts every year.
Why is this idea important?
This improvement would minimize operational disruptions, reduce version-specific maintenance work, and allow teams to ensure stability when using custom Add-ins. It would also give users the flexibility to choose the version that best supports their actual use cases, rather than being forced into every annual upgrade. Overall, it significantly enhances ease of use and provides practical value for organizations with complex or long-running JMP workflows.
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Yes with JMP 11 or later. JMP 11 can be installed on a computer with a previous version of JMP. The installation of JMP 11 does not remove the previous version and both versions are operable.
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What inspired this wish list request? Managing jmp licenses can be tedious if we have a lot of licenses and employees resign or arrive. Corporate user management systems (like Active Directory or other SSOs) always need to be up to date, so if we can have an API to add or remove users on my.jmp.com, that would be very useful.
What is the improvement you would like to see? All actions that we can do manually in the my.jmp.com console should be possible with API and be documented.
Why is this idea important? Manage jmp automatically and not manually.
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It would be great if in future you could enable SSO and SCIM provisioning via IDP (e.g. Entra).
Linking licensing and authentication to a security group would be efficient and time saving.
At present, users logging in with username and password poses a minor concern when offboarding employees, as we would have to check JMP each time to ensure the leaver doesn't have a license.
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