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Workspace Creation (Jan 2026)

timothyneill
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January 5, 2026

Atlassian Support -

I'm trying to create a new workspace for a domain name I have registered for my free Bitbucket account. I already have a personal workspace and an additional workspace for an open-source project.

I have checked the Bitbucket pricing page for limitations on the number of workspaces you are allowed and I don't see anything that would inhibit me from creating a new one:

I have followed the following instructions:

I am taking the following steps:

Screenshot from 2026-01-05 11-09-12.png

Notes:
In writing this step-by-step, I accidentally created a workspace named "c" as when I clicked enter on the form, it submitted it rather than populated the input with my input suggestion from previous attempts. When I tried to rename this organization, I got an error saying "Unable to rename organization. Try again later." (see screenshot)

Screenshot from 2026-01-05 11-01-58.png
I then successfully created a workspace (for the purposes of this explanation: "example") with the domain name minus the period and extension (from the domain: "example.com"). However, I can not change the organization name; I get the same error.

When I now go to: https://admin.atlassian.com, I see both new workspaces, but I don't see my personal or other workspace here (more confusion).

I have looked at the following tickets regarding this matter:

It is also worth noting that my other workspace is a domain name with a period. So I assumed this would not be a problem.

Thank you in advance for your help

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Ben
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January 6, 2026

H timothyneill,

To give some context (as I can see there's some confusion here) - the new process for creating a workspace requires you to create the workspace within an existing JIRA organisation by adding Bitbucket Cloud as a product:

The JIRA organisation acts as a container to store your JIRA site, and all your other product access.

In the first screenshot - you're creating a JIRA organisation, not a workspace. If you check the network tab of your browser - you'll see a 400 error with the following message (as org names cannot have punctuation in them):

  • [Organization name cannot contain the following character @,/,:,.]] 

In the second screenshot, you're still modifying an organisation. It's likely you can't choose the name "c" as it's already taken (org names must be unique).

Finally, you won't be able to create an organisation with the name "example.com" for the same reason as mentioned above (org names cannot have punctuation in them).

Please refer to our documentation and add Bitbucket Cloud as a product within your organisation - this creates a new workspace:

  1. Go to the following URL: admin.atlassian.com

  2. Select your organisation (you should have one created now)
  3. Select the Apps tab on the top navigation bar.

  4. Select the Add app button.

  5. Select Bitbucket from the list of apps.

  6. Name your workspace. Workspace ID is auto-created in accordance with your workspace name.

  7. Select the Agree and add button to create your workspace in Atlassian Administration and agree to the Atlassian Cloud Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.

Cheers!

- Ben (Bitbucket Cloud Support)

 

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