SAP user licensing - service users and system users

Hello,
In SAP licensing process, will it count service users and system users for the license.
(or licensing occurs only to the dialog users)
In the license agreement , it is not mentioned.
(Mentioned as 500 user license only)
regards,
zerandib.

Hi Zerandib,
This forum is for SAP Business One users only. I think your question is related to R/3. Please close your thread and post on a proper forum.
Thanks,
Gordon

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