When registering FREE plan it's written upp to 10 users or 3 agents.
We are an not profit association that manage a building, so we expect to allow every one in the building raise ticket when things goes wrong in the building like no electricity or no water.
We are only 2 in the not profit association, so the 3 agents free plan seams perfect.
But after creating a free plan we are already exausted number of users.. Can't see anyone but me, can't delete
and can't switch to 3 agents free plan.
How to do that ?
Does 3 agents free plan "still" exists ?
As we can't afford 9$ x 40 as we manage the build for free (nothing is paid for that).
Thanks in advance for your quick answers.
PS: I've choose JIRA work force task model don't know if it change any thing...
Hi @Syndic Coopératif Résidence Correspondance
This is a known issue, which has been noted by an Atlassian Team Member on this question: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-Software-questions/Incorrect-quot-No-users-left-quot-notification/qaq-p/2655508
Comment/follow the linked question for updates.
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Just to confirm...
Ste
Thanks I end up with the same conclusion by adding JIRA Service Management instead of JIRA Software. And now it seams OK. Thanks for this confirmation.
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@Syndic Coopératif Résidence Correspondance
Our community leader - @Ste Wright provided an excellent answer. The key between Jira Software vs JSM product is that for everyone to access Jira Software they must be licensed. On the other hands, users for JSM application are considered as Customers (which it is free unlimited) and only agents (one who handles the raised issues in the system) are required licenses.
Best, Joseph Chung Yin
Jira/JSM Functional Lead, Global Technology Applications Team
Viasat Inc.
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