Difference in Lisences on Cisco PI 1.2

can someone explain the difference between Lisence types on Cisco Prime Infra 1.2 as below
Base Lisence
Lifecycle management Lisence
compliance management lisence
Automated deployment Gateway
Assurance Management Lisence.
Thank you

Assurance License: Provides access to the Assurance feature set, which provides end-to-end network visibility of application and service performance to help ensure end-user quality of experience. The Assurance feature set also provides the ability to manage and aggregate data and views across multiple Cisco Prime Network Analysis Modules (NAMs). The Assurance license is based on the number of managed NetFlow-enabled interfaces. Assurance licenses are available in bundle sizes of 15, 50, 100, 500, 1000, and 5000 NetFlow-enabled interfaces. The 15 interface license has a restriction that allows you to manage only up to 5 NAMs, whereas the other Assurance license bundles do not place a restriction on the number of NAMs that you can manage. The 15 interface license can only be used standalone and not combined with the Lifecycle licenses. You need to purchase a 50 interface Assurance license or larger to use with other Cisco Prime Infrastructure feature licenses.
Automated Deployment Gateway License: Provides the entitlement to deploy a separate gateway for use with the Automated Deployment feature, where new devices can call in to the gateway to receive their configuration and software image. The Automated Deployment Gateway license is based on the number of gateway instances you deploy. In the current release only a single gateway can be deployed per Cisco Prime Infrastructure instance.

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