MORA Office license keys now start with MORY and MORL
From today, newly issued MORA Office license keys start with MORY (1-year plan) or MORL (lifetime plan), so you can tell at a glance that a key belongs to MORA Office and which plan it covers. Keys bought earlier keep activating, verifying and moving between computers as before. No action is needed.
Improvements 3
LicensingNew key prefix based on the product name
Keys bought from the store, under a contract or through a reseller from 5 November 2026 look like MORY-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX (1-year plan) or MORL-… (lifetime plan). The last letter of the prefix shows the plan, which makes it easier for customers and resellers to tell keys apart when managing many of them.
LicensingExisting keys work as before
Every key issued earlier still activates, verifies, can be removed from a computer and can be looked up on the verification page. Certificates and invoices for those keys are unchanged.
GeneralLicense dialog shows the new key format
In Help → License, the license key field and the hint shown for a mistyped key use the new MORY-… format from the next update. Installed versions already accept the new keys today.