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This is going to be one of my concerns too, and I think a concern for all your customers.
I'll be upgrading my computer in the next couple of months and would rather not have one of my licenses locked up on something I'm not using anymore.
I hope it's some fully automated process, where I just pop online, disable the old computer, and enable the new one.
I'm worried that it will be some more complex process of emailing and getting special permission. The problem with this is that you're not the only software I own. I've got iTunes and Final Draft and an increasing number of programs that all want special attention, making upgrade day a headache of emails and configurations.
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