Enterprise Features and Toolkits
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This document describes different license features in Partek Flow. Some license features are required in to initiate the software for the particular environment in which it is installed. Other license features (enterprise and toolkits) are optional and would depend on the particular needs of the users. For information on how to purchase the different license features, contact your account representative or email licensing@partek.com.
To check the current license features of your Partek Flow, go to the Username > Settings > System Information > Partek Flow license details (Figure 1). Administrators can also see the information, as well as apply a new license through Username > Settings > Licensing page of the software (Figure 2).
The base license allows Partek Flow to run in an installation. It is the minimum required license to run Partek Flow.
This feature allows Partek Flow to be installed in a High Performance Computing with multiple nodes cores.
Administrators can specify disk-space quotas for users and actions to be performed at 80% and 100% of these quotas.
A Disk quota column appears on the User management page
Default disk quota, Actions at 80% of disk quota, and Actions at 100% of disk quota columns appear on the Settings > System preferences page
Possible actions are Email user, Email administrators, and Prevent importing sample files and running tasks
A Disk usage row appears on the profile of each user
If a quota is set for a user, the Project disk space icon on the lower right of the Analyses tab will be replaced by a Quota disk space for the current user (Figure 3)
If a quota is set for a user, the Project disk space icon on the lower right of the Analyses tab will indicate the corresponding usage
Administrators can dedicate some of the concurrent licenses to particular user groups, guaranteeing that that number of group users can always be logged in or running tasks and restricting other users from using those licenses.
This feature has an effect only for concurrent licenses.
All users see a Dedicated licenses column on the Group management page, but only administrators can change its values.
Administrators can report information about users, user groups, projects, directories, file types, file compression, and disk quota and usage.
Only administrators can see and use the Settings > Usage report page.
Users can convert command lines to option sets. An Add option set from command line button appears on the Option Set Management page.
This provides programmatic access to your Partek Flow server using the command line
Administrators can add executables and scripts to the set of analysis tools available on a given installation
Once added, these User added tasks can be made visible to regular users using the Task Management Page
This license feature allows users to run the RNA-seq workflow (includes Quantification, Normalization, Differential Gene Expression)
This license feature allows users to perform analysis of Single Cell RNA-seq data
This license feature allows users to run the Variant Calling (SNVs, indels, CNV) and Variant Annotation tools
Users can convert microarray data to unaligned reads. The conversion tasks for the aligners appear in the context-sensitive menu, under the section “Convert to Aligned Reads”. Refer to Microarray Toolkit for additional details.
This license feature allows users to analyze data from ChIP-Seq experiments including peak detection, enrichment and annotation. Also compatible with other region enrichment experiments such as ATAC-Seq.
If you need additional assistance, please visit our support page to submit a help ticket or find phone numbers for regional support.
Administrators can move a project’s tasks to the top of the task queue. Green up arrows () appear next to tasks in the task queue, and clicking one moves all of the tasks for that task’s project to the top (Figure 4).
The task queue can be accessed through the Queue>View queued tasks... at the top menu. It can also be accessed by clicking the server icon , and in the System resources page, click the View queued tasks link.
