You can also use the Play application to play the rendered frames of your scenes. Harmony Server allows you to set up a network where a dedicated database server is used to store scenes and assets for your production, and clients can connect to the server and work on scenes over the network. With Harmony Server, you can use Harmony, Play, Scan, Paint and Control Center.

Both the database server and its clients must have a Harmony Server license to be able to communicate with each other. Harmony Server also allows you to set up a web-based interface which project collaborators from remote sites can use to download scenes, work on them, then upload them back to the server. Project collaborators can use Harmony Stand Alone to work on scenes they downloaded. With a Harmony Server license, it is also possible to launch in Stand Alone mode and work on scenes stored locally rather than on a network. However, Harmony Stand Alone cannot be used to work on scenes in a Harmony Server database.

Licenses for a later version of a product will also typically allow you to launch earlier versions of the same product.

However, since the licensing mechanic may change throughout new releases, this is not guaranteed. There are different license types for Toon Boom products, some of them available on the Toon Boom store and others available by contacting the Toon Boom sales department.

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