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 # Binary Ninja Enterprise
 
 !!! note
-    This section only applies to the `Enterprise` edition of Binary Ninja.
+    This section only applies to the Ultimate edition of Binary Ninja.
 
-The Enterprise edition of Binary Ninja seamlessly integrates remote collaboration functionality within the client. This includes remote project management, push/pull of analysis database and type archive snapshots, real-time chat, and more.
+The Ultimate edition of Binary Ninja seamlessly integrates remote collaboration functionality, provided by the Binary Ninja Enterprise server, within the client. This includes remote project management, push/pull of analysis database and type archive snapshots, real-time chat, and more.
 
 
 ## Licensing
 
-Opening your Enterprise client for the first time, you will be greeted by the following dialog:
+Starting Ultimate for the first time, you will be greeted by the following dialog:
 
 ![License Dialog](../../img/enterprise/license-dialog.png){: style="max-width:500px; display: block; margin: auto;"}
 
-If you have a *named* license, your experience should be identical to that of a Commercial client (with extra features). Click the "Used Named License..." button and select the `license.dat` that was provided when you purchased your license. This will be placed in your [user folder](../index.md#user-folder).
+If you have a *named* license, your experience should be identical to that of a Commercial edition build, but with the additional features of Ultimate. Click the "Used Named License..." button and select the `license.dat` that was provided when you purchased your license. This will be placed in your [user folder](../index.md#user-folder).
 
-Otherwise, the Enterprise client will need to check out a *floating* license from your Enterprise server. Enter your server location into the box and click "Connect". (All connections should happen over HTTPS and the default port is 3535.)
+Otherwise, you will need to check out a *floating* license from your Enterprise server. Enter your server location into the box and click "Connect". (All connections should happen over HTTPS and the default port is 3535.)
 
 ## Authentication
 
@@ -29,15 +29,15 @@ This dialog will have up to 5 fields:
 * **Username**: This text box contains your username if you are logging in with an Enterprise server account (hidden if using SSO).
 * **Password**: This text box contains your password if you are logging in with an Enterprise server account (hidden if using SSO).
 * **Remember Me**: This checkbox will remember the settings you choose and try to log you in the same way in the future.
-* **Checkout Duration**: This drop-down provides a selection of license durations. The default is "Until I Quit", which will refresh your license every 15 minutes until you quit the Enterprise client.
+* **Checkout Duration**: This drop-down provides a selection of license durations. The default is "Until I Quit", which will refresh your license every 15 minutes until you quit Binary Ninja.
 
 ## Configuration
 
-The Enterprise client has a number of settings that let you change its behavior. These settings can be found in the main Settings window (`Edit -> Preferences`) within Binary Ninja. See the [Settings](../settings.md) documentation for more details.
+Binary Ninja has a number of settings that let you change how it connects to and uses the Enterprise server. These settings can be found in the main Settings window (`Edit -> Preferences`) within Binary Ninja. See the [Settings](../settings.md) documentation for more details.
 
 ## User Interface
 
-The Enterprise edition of Binary Ninja adds a few extra items in the user interface. These include:
+The Ultimate edition of Binary Ninja adds a few extra items in the user interface. These include:
 
 * An extra [status indicator](#status-indicator) in the status bar
 * The [Remote Dialog](#remote-dialog)
@@ -65,7 +65,7 @@ The sync button has four indicators, some of which may be hidden:
   * If you see a `*` next to the number, that indicates that you have unsaved local changes that are not yet part of a snapshot.
   * If this indicator is missing, it means your user does not have permission to push snapshots to the Enterprise server for this file.
 * `# ↓`: This indicates the number of remote snapshots that have not yet been pulled from the Enterprise server.
-* `↻`: This indicates that the client is in the process of checking with the Enterprise server to see if there are any new snapshots available.
+* `↻`: This indicates that Binary Ninja is in the process of checking with the Enterprise server to see if there are any new snapshots available.
 
 !!! note
     Clicking this button will cause a save to occur. It's not possible to sync without having all changes in a snapshot, which requires a save.
@@ -169,7 +169,7 @@ The left-hand side of the dialog will show the conflicts in a list. The right-ha
 
 ## API Examples
 
-Examples of using the `collaboration` and `enterprise` APIs (which are unique to the Enterprise edition of the client) can be found bundled with the client:
+Examples of using the `collaboration` and `enterprise` APIs (which are unique to the Ultimate edition) can be found bundled with your installation:
 
 * **macOS**: `Binary\ Ninja.app/Contents/Resources/python/binaryninja/collaboration/examples`
 * **Linux**: `binaryninja/python/binaryninja/collaboration/examples`