> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.quintai.dev/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Machines & licensing > Add computers, read your organisation's license, see every install package and how many computers joined with it, and stop a package without disconnecting anyone. **Settings › Machines & licensing** is where you add computers and see what they joined with: your organisation's license and every install package. Every member can read it. The **Add machines** button and stopping a package need the **Admin** or **Owner** role, signed in to the dashboard. The tab sits directly after **Fleet** under **Settings**. An old bookmark to the **Licensing** page opens this tab. The tab has three cards: **Add computers**, **Your license** and **Install packages**. ## Add computers The card lists the operating systems Quint installs on, macOS, Windows and Linux, and has the tab's one main button, **Add machines**. It opens the [Add machines](https://docs.quintai.dev/install/add-machines.md) wizard, which works with Jamf Pro, Microsoft Intune, Iru (formerly Kandji), Mosyle, other MDMs, Ansible, Puppet and Chef, or one computer at a time. | You see | Why | | - | - | | **Add machines** is greyed out, with "Only an admin of your organisation can add computers." | Your role is **Read** or **Policy Writer**. Ask an **Admin** or **Owner**. | | **Add machines** is greyed out, with "Adding computers needs an admin signed in to Quint." | The session was opened with an API token. Sign in to the dashboard. | | No button, and "Adding computers is reserved for the customer." | You opened a customer's dashboard as a partner. The customer adds computers. | ## Your license One license covers every computer in your organisation. The card's title shows its status (**Active**, **Revoked** or **Expired**), and the card lists: | Field | What it is | | - | - | | **Organisation** | Your organisation's name. | | **Organisation ID** | Your organisation's identifier, with a copy button. | | **License ID** | The reference to give Quint support when you contact us, with a copy button. | | **Issued** and **Expires** | When the license was issued, and when it ends, or "Does not expire". | **Technical details** opens the **Signing key ID**. The tab never shows the license itself or any join code. If the card says "Your organisation has no license yet, and Quint can't issue one right now", click **Retry** in a while, or contact Quint support if it doesn't clear. ## Install packages Each package adds computers until it is full or you stop it. Each row is one package. Every package made in **Add machines** is listed, and so is any enrollment token made earlier under **Settings › API tokens**, marked "Made under API tokens". **Make a new package** opens [Add machines](https://docs.quintai.dev/install/add-machines.md). | Column | What it shows | | - | - | | **Package** | The name, what it is for (**Macs (MDM)**, **Windows (Intune)** or **Linux**), and who made it. | | **Computers** | "N computers joined", with the package's limit underneath ("up to 500", or "no limit"), and the day the last computer joined. Quint sets the limit when the package is made. | | **Expires** | The day the package stops admitting new computers, or the day it was stopped. | | **Status** | One of the four below. | **Details** opens the owner, when it was created, when the last computer joined, what its status means, the **Profile identifier** (the enrollment profile's identifier in your MDM, Mac packages only), and the **Package ID**. | Status | Meaning | | - | - | | **Active** | New computers can join. | | **Stopped** | No new computers can join. Joined computers keep running. | | **Expired** | Past its end date. New computers can't join. | | **Full** | Every computer it allows has joined. Make a new package to add more: **Make another package** opens [Add machines](https://docs.quintai.dev/install/add-machines.md). A package's limit can't be raised. | ## Stop new computers joining Stop a package when a group's rollout is done, or when its files may have leaked. **1. Click Stop new computers joining** On the package's row, click **Stop new computers joining**. Only an **Active** package offers it. **2. Confirm** The dialog says how many computers already joined and that they keep running and keep reporting. Stopping can't be undone: to add more computers later, make a new package. Click **Stop new computers joining**. **3. Remove it from your tool** Remove the package's profiles or files from your management tool too, so new computers don't try to use it. ## Stopping is not revoking A package's join code also appears under **Settings › API tokens**, with the link **Install package · in Machines & licensing**. Revoking it there is a different, harder action: it disconnects every computer the package enrolled, and they stop sending data until each is enrolled again. The revoke dialog says so, with a link back to this tab. To end a rollout and keep the joined computers, stop the package here instead. ## If this fails | What you see | What it means | What to do | | - | - | - | | No **Stop new computers joining** button | Your role is **Read** or **Policy Writer**, the package is not **Active**, or you opened a customer's dashboard as a partner | Ask an **Admin** or **Owner** of the organisation. | | "No install packages yet" | Nothing has been made | Click **Add machines**. | | "Couldn't stop the package." | The stop did not go through | Try again. If it keeps happening, contact Quint support with the reference the message shows. | | A package reads **Full** while you still have computers to add | It admitted every computer it allows | Click **Make another package**. | ## Next * [Add machines](https://docs.quintai.dev/install/add-machines.md) * [Install and enrollment tokens](https://docs.quintai.dev/settings/install-tokens.md) This documentation is built and hosted on [Mintlify](https://mintlify.com), a developer documentation platform.