Delprof2 & SetACL Studio Free for Commercial Use

Helge's Tools, SetACL Studio
Published Jan 11, 2017

I am happy to announce that my tools Delprof2 and SetACL Studio are now free to use, both for individuals and corporations.

Previously, Delprof2 was only free to use commercially if an organization allowed us to use their name in our marketing. SetACL Studio was not available for free at all.

If you like either of these, you will love uberAgent, our user experience analytics and application performance monitoring product. Its highlights include detailed information about boot and logon duration (showing why and when boots/logons are slow), network latency per target and process, process startup duration, application usage metering, browser performance per website and remoting protocol insights.

Enjoy!

Delprof2 Free Tool SetACL Studio

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