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title: "Coveo for Sitecore V4 Cloud - The Road to Production"
tags: [Sitecore, Cloud, Coveo for Sitecore, Environment]

author:
  name: <NAME>
  bio:  Coveo for Sitecore Solution Architect
  image: slangevin.png
---
Version 4 was released this spring and allowed Coveo for Sitecore’s users to move their index to the cloud, reducing maintenance effort and opening the way for the advanced cloud features, such as Reveal machine learning and the query pipelines.
Integrating Coveo for Sitecore to your Sitecore solution is now easier than ever, you can download the package directly on our [site](http://www.coveo.com/en/solutions/coveo-for-sitecore/download) and follow the installation wizard in Sitecore.
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This is great to try the product with a trial organization, but how do I manage a paid license?
I received several questions in the past few months about environment setup and license management, so I will try to cover all the points to have a smooth road from development to production.

## What do I get when I buy?

All Coveo for Sitecore cloud plans offer a Production and Sandbox cloud organization.The owner of the organizations is the recipient of the license. 
The Coveo license team will rarely accept to change the owner for you due to legal and security concerns. This mean that you, or your client, will need to manage access to the organizations.
Inviting members is a straightforward approach documented [here](https://developers.coveo.com/display/SitecoreV4/Sharing+Your+Customer+License+with+Developers+or+System+Integrators#SharingYourCustomerLicensewithDevelopersorSystemIntegrators-AddMembers) 
Once a member is assigned as an Administrator, he or she can manage the invites in the future.<commit_msg>FIX awkward first sentence<commit_after>---
layout: post

title: "Coveo for Sitecore V4 Cloud - The Road to Production"
tags: [Sitecore, Cloud, Coveo for Sitecore, Environment]

author:
  name: <NAME>
  bio:  Coveo for Sitecore Solution Architect
  image: slangevin.png
---
Version 4 was released this spring and allowed Coveo for Sitecore’s users to move their index to the cloud, reducing maintenance effort and opening the way for the advanced cloud features, such as Reveal machine learning and the query pipelines.
Integrating Coveo for Sitecore to your Sitecore solution is now easier than ever, you can download the package directly on our [site](http://www.coveo.com/en/solutions/coveo-for-sitecore/download) and follow the installation wizard in Sitecore.
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This is great to try the product with a trial organization, but how do I manage a paid license?
I received several questions in the past few months about environment setup and license management, so I will try to clarify in this post.

## What do I get when I buy?

All Coveo for Sitecore cloud plans offer a Production and Sandbox cloud organization.The owner of the organizations is the recipient of the license. 
The Coveo license team will rarely accept to change the owner for you due to legal and security concerns. This mean that you, or your client, will need to manage access to the organizations.
Inviting members is a straightforward approach documented [here](https://developers.coveo.com/display/SitecoreV4/Sharing+Your+Customer+License+with+Developers+or+System+Integrators#SharingYourCustomerLicensewithDevelopersorSystemIntegrators-AddMembers) 
Once a member is assigned as an Administrator, he or she can manage the invites in the future.
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