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Redeem a supplied access code, see what it includes and keep track of when access ends.
CPP lessons and practice exams stay free with a current free profile. You do not need a license code for them.
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Review it, then claim it.
Each code can be claimed by one P.A.Y. account. Use your own sign-in; there is no need to share a password.
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Your digital access.
Your current licenses will appear here.
When access expires or a code is revoked, saved work is kept. Another valid license or trial may still provide access to the same feature.
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Prepare a Master digital license or choose specific features. Each generated code is for a separate account. Codes are shown once after a confirmed result; copy and share them privately.
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This private list contains status and scope information, not the original code. A claimed code stays tied to its account.
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Saved learner work is kept. Any other valid grant, trial or purchased license remains separate.
A few useful details.
What does a Master digital license include?
It opens the available digital features listed with that code, for its stated dates. It does not include merchandise, gift cards, personally delivered services or owner tools. Learning prerequisites and achievement standards still apply.
Can several people use the same code?
Each code is claimed by one account. A group can receive separate codes so everyone uses their own sign-in and keeps their own learning records. A code does not automatically create a shared company workspace.
What happens when the dates end?
That grant stops opening protected features, but it does not delete saved work. A different current license or trial can still provide access. Claiming a code early does not start it before the listed access date.