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title: "Help and integration notes"
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last_updated: "2026-10-21"
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## What you can do here
Find troubleshooting, compatibility disclosures and documentation tools without losing your integration path.

- [Using the documentation](/docs/v1/documentation) — Read, search, navigate and export [KDPika Licensing](/docs/v1/start/glossary#kdpika-licensing) documentation without an account.
- [Documentation components](/docs/v1/components) — Try the documentation's callouts, language tabs, code blocks, tables, diagrams and keyboard controls.
- [Current integration limitations](/docs/v1/integration-notes) — Read the [source-confirmed](/docs/v1/start/glossary#source-confirmed) SDK, signature, storage and retry limitations before integrating KDPika Licensing.

## Python SDK installation and source
Install [kdpika-licensing 1.1.5 from PyPI](https://pypi.org/project/kdpika-licensing/) using Python 3.11–3.14. The [Python SDK source on GitHub](https://github.com/kdpika/kdpika-licensing) is MIT-licensed. Read the [installation guide](/docs/v1/sdks/python) and [migration checklist](/docs/v1/sdks/upgrading); other language SDKs retain their documented distribution status.

## Next steps
[Follow the Complete Integration Guide](/docs/v1/integration-guide)