Tekla Tools Suite
Tekla Tools Suite is the annual per-seat license for Logic App Labs fabrication tools inside Tekla Structures. One license key unlocks Drawing Checklist, Group Manager, and Model Notes on each purchased seat, with updates and support for the subscription term.
Key Features
- Tekla Drawing Checklist — model vs drawing gap detection
- Tekla Group Manager — AutoCAD-style selection groups
- Tekla Model Notes — per-model notes attached to parts
- One License Key Across All Three Tools
- Per-Seat Team Licensing
- Annual Updates & Support
Included in this suite
per seat / year · Billed yearly
One seat, three tools
Detailing workstations rarely need only one helper. Drawing Checklist catches missing marks before issue, Group Manager keeps selection sets ready without changing assemblies, and Model Notes tracks field questions on the parts they belong to. The suite licenses all three against the same seat count.
Activate once on a machine; every suite app on that workstation shares the activation. Add seats when more detailers need the pack.
How licensing works
Checkout is annual per seat through Stripe. After payment you receive a license key and the Tekla Tools Suite installer (TeklaToolsSuite-Setup.exe). Enter the key in any suite app About dialog; the license server enforces seat limits by hardware fingerprint.
Existing Drawing Checklist-only keys remain valid for that product. New purchases are suite keys that cover the full pack, including tools we add to the suite later.
Questions people ask before buying
Can I buy Drawing Checklist alone?
No. New purchases are Tekla Tools Suite only. Legacy Drawing Checklist keys continue to work for that app.
Is it one key or three?
One key. It unlocks Drawing Checklist, Group Manager, and Model Notes on each licensed seat.
Which Tekla versions are supported?
Each tool integrates through the Tekla Structures API. Compatibility is confirmed per release — ask before assuming your environment is covered.
Questions this page did not answer? Use the contact form — it reaches the person who wrote the software. Licensing terms are in the End-User License Agreement.