Faithlife Connect Essentials - No library (formerly Logos Now)

"This is a friendly reminder that your Faithlife Connect Essentials - No library (formerly Logos Now) - Annual subscription will renew on 10/25/2018. Your renewal will cost $99.99 + tax"

I am very happy with the way my Logos set up is working right now.

Ideally, I would use this 100 dollars to purchase what I don't already own so I was not vulnerable moving forward to having to rent thingies I already own for the next 40 years. I suspect that won't work; but, I would like to have the data to make a decision.

Does anybody know (1) where I can get a list of exactly what thingies are included with the subscription noted in the subject line; and, (2) how i can parse my current library to see which of those thingies I currently own (as opposed to rent)?

thanks all

Rob

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Mike Childs

It is just a personal choice, but I hate subscriptions.

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One idea for subscription items is What's New to you (not owned) => Logos 7 Extended Feature Set

Library has license column, which can be filtered to show subscription item(s):

license:temporary

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GaoLu

Did you try filtering your library by License type?

[Edit] Oops I was a moment too slow.

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https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/994473#Comment_994473

One idea for subscription items is What's New to you (not owned) => Logos 7 Extended Feature Set

Another idea for "What's New" => Logos 7 Essential Upgrade (L)

Suggest comparing your dynamic price.

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Rob Lambert

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/994475#Comment_994475

Thanks all.... the hard part is getting a list of what is included in this subscription.

I think, and this is just a guess right now, that lemma in passage is the main feature I am forced to lease which I honestly do use and like very much....

if there isn't an easy way to do this I am going to speak with customer service..... they must have a way to get this info.....

And, Michael, I also hate subscriptions but I think we are going to find that Logos loves them and probably regrets ever letting us buy anything.

I always tell my clients to go for the annunty type income (subscriptions, software as a service, annual fees etc) and forget the home runs.