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×Hey all,
I started to provide a free available (beta) plugin on the Atlassian marketplace:
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Now I want to get in contact with our first users. But I see now way to get their names or email-addresses.
If I sell my plugin, Atlassian would give me a license report including contact details.
But how can I get this kind of information for a free available plugin?
A dirty way would be to read out all users of an instance via a REST request and guess, which one I should contact (smallest id + admin-rights?).
But I don't like that way and the contacted person may not be the right one.
Is there any way to get contact details of an instance for a free plugin vendor?
Thanks for the help,
Daniel
Hi Daniel, we don't currently provide access to the PII of free add-on users. What many developers do and you may wish to try, is fire a post-install screen for free users that presents some reasonable, compelling and small offer, in return for an email address. In this way engaged users can opt in to communications from you. The analogy is a free download from your website - users can opt in to giving you their email address in return for something of value.
The vendor community discusses this question from time to time on our private Marketplace discussion list, so hopefully you're a part of that (if not, please join in!) https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/atlassian-marketplace
Hope that helps, -nick
Head of Ecosystem
One other addition - from Arun's comment on my answer on this earlier thread, if you're only free while in Beta, you can use Marketplace tokens to get your add-on to your users. See comments here: Jan 22, 2016
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