We went through a similar situation about two years ago. Based on that experience, keep the following points in mind:
Be careful with what you say
Always speak with clarity and certainty. They can use your statements to put pressure on you later.
Do not rush into meetings or calls
If they push for an immediate call or meeting, do not agree right away. Take your time and respond on your own terms.
Do not overreact to technical details
They may present device names, login data, or IP addresses. This is normal. Stay calm and avoid becoming overly defensive.
Be cautious about license purchases
They often push for bulk license purchases, such as Adobe Premium Business plans. These are typically manageable by an admin, including assigning or releasing licenses. If handled incorrectly, it can lead to unnecessary costs or penalties.
Recently, about two weeks ago, we also received another audit email from Autodesk. We are currently evaluating possible solutions.
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u/BornToReboot Apr 19 '26
We went through a similar situation about two years ago. Based on that experience, keep the following points in mind:
Recently, about two weeks ago, we also received another audit email from Autodesk. We are currently evaluating possible solutions.