ED Structure

Everyday Digital's organisational structure.

TL;DR

Everyday Digital (ED) is the primary licensor and owner of its technology, licensing it under a Licensee Mandate Agreement.

Licensees (Platform Operators) run branded Enterprise accounts, sub-license ED platform iterations, and are billed by ED for their license, Enterprise accounts, and customer accounts.

Sub-Licensees (Enterprise Customers) operate Enterprise accounts under the Licensee’s mandate and pay the Licensee for access.

Tenants (End-Users) hold Tenancy accounts, use the platform under agreed terms, and are billed by the Licensee.

Everyday is the primary licensor and owner of its technology. This technology is licensed under a Licensee Mandate Agreement.

	Role
Everyday Digital	Provides and licenses technology
Licensee/Platform Operator	Mandated to sub-license an ED platform iteration. Operates a branded Enterprise account. Is billed by ED each month for: - a Licence, - a Licensee Enterprise Account, and - linked customer accounts, apps & add-ons.
Sub-Licensee/Enterprise Customer/Platform Operator Authorised Seller	Sub-licensed and mandated by the Licensee to operate an Enterprise or Enterprise+ account under terms and policies that align with the Licensee mandate. Is billed by the Licensee for an Enterprise account each month. May or may not be an Authorised Seller; may not sell Tenancies without Authorised Seller status approved by ED.
Tenant/End-User	The end-users who have a license to use a platform and agree to platform terms. Is billed by the Licensee for a Tenancy Account each month.

Have a look at ED Terminology here.