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Value Incentive Program 
Accurate TerminologyDescriptionClient-Friendly Terminology
Buying Program... a program under which an agreement is entered between an organization and Adobe under which the purchase and management (via admin console) of product licenses is maintained. (See https://www.adobe.com/howtobuy/buying-programs.html)
Value Incentive Program,
VIP
… is the
subscription licensing
buying program LTS only uses
for bulk license purchasing of enterprise product licenses of two specific Adobe products.Creative Cloud

CC

… depending on context
for its supported lab and classroom SDL deployments.
Enterprise Term License Agreement,
ETLA
… is the three-year buying program agreement under which NUL for CC AA NUL are purchased and managed. (Despite the term “Enterprise” this does not imply site licensing.)
Creative Cloud,
CC
(Depending on context) may be referring to the overall set of available products, applications and services, or may be referring to a specific product (ex. “Creative Cloud All Apps  - 50 GB”).“Creative Cloud”
Creative Cloud All Apps,
CC All Apps,
CC AA
… used within the context of LTS’ supported Adobe licensing is referring to products which entitle subscribers to the use of, quite literally, all applications
under
within the Creative Cloud
banner. (Astute readers will of course catch the implication that not all services are included, which are additional products requiring separate licenses, and that becomes a very deep rabbit hole.)
line.

“Creative Cloud”,
“Creative Cloud all applications and services”

Named User License,
NUL
… refers to a product licensed and
assigned to
delegated to a user’s Federated ID (ex. asa879@lehigh.edu).License,
User License
Shared Device License,
SDL
… refers to a special product licensed for use on computers for which (an arbitrary number of) users will need to use the software on that computer but will not have their own user licenses. These are used in lab and classroom deployments (ex. Digital Media Studio) and have very strict and restrictive requirements for acquisition.
entitlementsn/a… refer to the specific applications and services that you are entitled to install or use based on the product licenses assigned to your Federated ID.
Device License
Creative Cloud Desktop App,
CCDA
… is the primary and required application for accessing your NUL license entitlements
(i.e.n/a
.Creative Cloud desktop application
Adobe AccountSee Types of Adobe Accounts.
Federated ID


… is the
configuration Adobe’s servers, external to LTS SSO, and not used for assigning the licenses we manage. Adobe IDs are not supported for assigning LTS licenses
type of Adobe Account which LTS uses to enable SSO (Single Sign-On) authentication allowing you access to your entitlements.“Company or school account”,

Adobe ID
n/a…  is an account residing on
… is a type of Adobe Account which hosted and managed by Adobe, and over which LTS has no insight, influence, or management. Adobe IDs can have same email address as Federated IDs but are completely external to LU. This account type is not supported by LTS.“Personal account”
Product Configuration (PC)… is a customizable, limited set of attributes and settings for a specific Product which can be used to provide different administrative controls and/or user experiences appropriate for specific deployment situations. It can also be used to set quotas for a User Group. (Ex. an administrative department, for security and privacy reasons, may need to disable social media related applications, or a cloud-based PDF processing service for their staff; another may wish to simply disable the notification email; and so forth).“license”
entitlements… refer to the items included in a Product Configuration which delegated to an Adobe Account. (These may include desktop applications, cloud storage, Fonts, etc.)
provisioned… means a user has been delegated a Product Configuration, and that a license is available for that configuration.
delegated… means a that a Product Configuration has been assigned to an Adobe Account.