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# Nalpeiron History

Learn how Nalpeiron pioneered cloud-based software licensing in 2005 and has led the industry with patented technology and continuous AI-driven innovation ever since.

### Nalpeiron History

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### 20 Years+ the leader in cloud-based licensing and monetization

#### **Innovative specialist**

As the first to introduce a commercial cloud-based software licensing platform in 2005, we’ve consistently driven innovation—including being the first to integrate AI into our platform.\
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We continually improve and build on our platform to provide customers with the latest tools to help monetize their SaaS, IoT, and Enterprise Software products.

Unlike our competitors, we have two issued US patents on our technology.

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