Right now, LicenceOne requires users to categorise their applications under the system fields of either: * ERP * IT Management * Office * Marketing * Industry specific * HR * Commerce * Artificial intelligence * Security * Collaboration * IT Infrastructure * Supply chain & Logistics * Content management systems * Sales * Analytics * Development * Customer service * Governance, risk and compliance * AR/VR * CAD & PLM * Productivity But that isn't descriptive, and it doesn't help users understand exactly what that **app is used for**. For example, Figma could be used as a "Design tool", a "Digital Asset Manager", and "Prototyping Tool". This feature would set out to resolve this issue. ## Proposed solution * Remove 1-to-1 relationship for categories, which would allow an application to be tagged under multiple categories at one time * Allow users to add their own custom category names rather than depend on LicenceOne's system categories

When a user consults an application, it's not always obvious what that application does. In response, this feature would: * Automatically recuperate and populate the field with a description if it's empty * Allow the application manager to input their own description of what that application does * Allow the application manager to add any information he'd like. Please note: We have a similar feedback item that you might also find interesting too: [feedback: 24115/]

Sometimes there may be an applicaiton that's used by multiple teams (e.g. Slack, Google Workspace, Notion); however LicenceOne only allows users to assign 1 team to that application. This feature request would allow users to: * Assign multiple teams to an application * Decide how budget allocation should be split between those teams; either; * Equal amount per team i.e. if there's 4 teams, the budget gets divided by 4 * By headcount of assigned employees i.e. if there's 10 developers and 2 sales using the application, we divide the amount by 12 and then multiply it by 10 to find budget assignment for the development team, or multiply by 2 to find the budget assigned to the sales team * By percentage, i.e. the user can decide that even if there's 3 teams assigned, the buget is split 50/50 between two of them