ArcGIS Pro Licensing

Yes, this conversion is possible. You must contact Esri Customer Service and submit a Certificate of Destruction since the licenses are already provisioned to ArcGIS Enterprise. The licenses will then be reverted to the default Named User license, and you will be able to convert the licenses to Concurrent [...]

You will be able to convert the licenses, but you will need to notify the users that the offline license has been converted and they must update their license to Concurrent Use. Failure to do so will result in violation of the terms of the [...]

Reverse conversion is not currently available in My Esri. If you convert your Named User licenses to Concurrent Use or Single Use and want to go back to Named User, you must contact Esri Customer Service or your distributor.

Yes, if you have ArcGIS Desktop, you will be able to convert the license type to Concurrent Use or Single Use through My Esri, and continue to use the software and access projects. However, you will no longer receive software updates. You can choose to get back [...]

By default, ArcGIS Pro is licensed by Named User. To authorize ArcGIS Pro with Concurrent Use or Single Use licenses, you can convert your Named User licenses through My Esri. ArcGIS Pro Named User licenses are converted to ArcGIS Pro Concurrent Use licenses if your ArcGIS Desktop licenses are Concurrent Use. They are converted to ArcGIS Pro Single [...]

The GIS Professional user type includes an ArcGIS Pro license. The license is assigned automatically when the member is assigned the user type. The member can immediately sign in to ArcGIS Pro with their ArcGIS Online credentials.

Yes. You can get ArcGIS Pro with certain ArcGIS Online user types. The GIS Professional user type includes an ArcGIS Pro license, and the Creator user type can be assigned an ArcGIS Pro add-on license.