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This article provides tips on how to effectively manage your CVAT subscriptions, including tracking expenses and canceling unnecessary subscriptions, to optimize your finances and save time.
Whether you’re a business owner or an individual, you’ll learn how to take control of your subscriptions and manage them.
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This section describes the billing model and gives short a description of limitations for each plan.
For more information, see: Pricing Plans
Account/Month: The Solo plan has a fixed price and is designed for personal use only. It doesn’t allow collaboration with team members, but removes all the other limits of the Free plan.
Note: Although it allows the creation of an organization and access for up to 3 members – it is for trial purposes only, organization and members will have all the limitations of the Free plan.
Member/ month: The Team plan allows you to create an organization and add team members who can collaborate on projects. The monthly payment for the plan depends on the number of team members you’ve added. All limits of the Free plan will be removed.
Note: The organization owner is also part of the team. So, if you have three annotators working, you’ll need to pay for 4 seats (3 annotators + 1 organization owner).
To add VAT or Organization details to the invoice, after subscribing to the Team plan, go to Manage Team Plan > Manage > Billing information.
This section describes how to change or add payment methods.
Note at the moment this method of payment work only with US banks.
To pay with bank transfer:
Note that the completion of the payment process may take up to three banking days.
Access Manage Solo plan > Manage and click +Add Payment Method
Access Manage Team Plan > Manage and click +Add Payment Method.
This section describes how to add team members to collaborate within one team.
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Go to the Manage Team plan > Manage > Update quantity.
If you’ve added a user before the current billing period ends, the payment will be prorated for the remaining time until the next billing cycle begins. From the following month onward, the full payment will be charged.
In case you removed the user before the current billing period ends, funds will not be returned to your account, but next month you will pay less by the amount of unused funds.
The procedure is the same for both Solo and Team plans.
If for some reason you want to change your plan, you need to:
Paid plans are not mutually exclusive. You can have several active subscriptions, for example, the Solo plan and several Team plans for different organizations.
This section describes how to cancel your CVAT subscription and what will happen to your data.
Once you have terminated your subscription, your data will remain accessible within the system for a month. During this period, you will be unable to add new tasks and free plan limits will be applied.
In case you possess a substantial amount of data, it will be switched to read-only mode. It means you will not be able to save annotations, add any resources, and so on.
Following the one month, you will receive a notification requesting you to either remove the excess data or it will be deleted automatically.
To cancel Solo plan, do the following:
Please, fill out the feedback form, to help us improve our platform.
To cancel Team plan, do the following:
Please, fill out the feedback form, to help us improve our platform.
This section describes how to renew your CVAT subscription
Access Manage Solo plan > Manage > Renew plan
Access Manage Team Plan > Manage > Renew plan
Note: This is a paid feature available for Enterprise clients.
You can now easily set up authentication with popular social services, which opens doors to such benefits as:
Currently, we offer three options:
With more to come soon. Stay tuned!
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To enable authentication, do the following:
Log in to the Google Cloud console
Create a project, and go to APIs & Services
On the left menu, select OAuth consent, then select User type (Internal or External), and click Create.
On the OAuth consent screen fill all required fields, and click Save and Continue.
On the Scopes screen, click Add or remove scopes and
select auth/userinfo.email, auth/userinfo.profile, and openid.
Click Update, and Save and Continue.
For more information, see Configure Auth Consent.
On the left menu, click Credentials, on the top menu click + Create credentials, and select OAuth client ID.
From the Application Type select Web application and
configure: Application name, Authorized JavaScript origins, Authorized redirect URIs.
For example, if you plan to deploy CVAT instance on https://localhost:8080, add https://localhost:8080
to authorized JS origins and https://localhost:8080/api/auth/social/goolge/login/callback/ to redirect URIs.
Create conпiguration file in CVAT:
auth_config.yml file with the following content:---
social_account:
enabled: true
google:
client_id: <some_client_id>
client_secret: <some_client_secret>
AUTH_CONFIG_PATH="<path_to_auth_config> environment variable.In a terminal, run the following command:
docker compose -f docker-compose.yml -f docker-compose.dev.yml -f docker-compose.override.yml up -d --build
There are 2 basic steps to enable GitHub account authentication.
Open the GitHub settings page.
On the left menu, click <> Developer settings > OAuth Apps > Register new application.
For more information, see Creating an OAuth App
Fill in the name field, set the homepage URL (for example: https://localhost:8080),
and authorization callback URL (for example: https://localhost:8080/api/auth/social/github/login/callback/).
Create conпiguration file in CVAT:
auth_config.yml file with the following content:---
social_account:
enabled: true
github:
client_id: <some_client_id>
client_secret: <some_client_secret>
AUTH_CONFIG_PATH="<path_to_auth_config> environment variable.In a terminal, run the following command:
docker compose -f docker-compose.yml -f docker-compose.dev.yml -f docker-compose.override.yml up -d --build
Note: You can also configure GitHub App, but don’t forget to add required permissions.
In the Permission > Account permissions > Email addresses must be set to read-only.
To enable authentication, do the following:
Create a user pool. For more information, see Amazon Cognito user pools
Fill in the name field, set the homepage URL (for example: https://localhost:8080),
and authorization callback URL (for example: https://localhost:8080/api/auth/social/amazon-cognito/login/callback/).
Create conпiguration file in CVAT:
auth_config.yml file with the following content:---
social_account:
enabled: true
amazon_cognito:
client_id: <some_client_id>
client_secret: <some_client_secret>
domain: https://<domain-prefix>.auth.us-east-1.amazoncognito.com
AUTH_CONFIG_PATH="<path_to_auth_config> environment variable.In a terminal, run the following command:
docker compose -f docker-compose.yml -f docker-compose.dev.yml -f docker-compose.override.yml up -d --build
The shapes converter is a feature that enables bulk actions on filtered shapes. It allows you to perform mutual conversion between masks, polygons and rectangles.
Note: All shapes converter work only when the filter is set up.
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Annotations actions can be accessed from the annotation menu. To access it, click on the burger icon and then select Run actions.
Note: All Shapes converter functions work in alignment with set up filter.
You will see the following dialog:
With the following fields:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Select action | Drop-down list with available actions: Note: only Remove filtered shapes is available on the Free plan. |
| Specify frames to run action | Field where you can specify the frame range for the selected action. Enter the starting frame in the Starting from frame: field, and the ending frame in the up to frame field. If nothing is selected here or in Choose one of the predefined options section, the action will be applied to all fields. |
| Choose one of the predefined options | Predefined options to apply to frames. Selection here is mutually exclusive with Specify frames to run action. If nothing is selected here or in Specify frames to run action section, the action will be applied to all fields. |
Recommended Precautions Before Running Annotation Actions
Saving changes: It is recommended to save all changes prior to initiating the annotation action. If unsaved changes are detected, a prompt will advise to save these changes to avoid any potential loss of data.
Disabу auto-save: Prior to running the annotation action, disabling the auto-save feature is advisable. A notification will suggest this action if auto-save is currently active.
Committing changes: Changes applied during the annotation session will not be committed to the server until the saving process is manually initiated. This can be done either by the user or through the auto-save feature, should it be enabled.
To convert shapes, do the following:
Annotate your dataset.
Set up filters.
From the burger menu, select Run actions.
Choose the action you need from the Select action drop-down list.
(Optional) In the Starting from frame field, enter the frame number where the action should begin, and in the up to frame field, specify the frame number where the action should end.
(Optional) Select an option from Or choose one of the predefined options to apply the action.
Click Run.
A progress bar will appear. You may abort the process by clicking Cancel until the process commits modified objects at the end of pipeline.
Note: Once the action is applied, it cannot be undone.