Hello,
I have Jira on cloud with a few different products. For the whole company, we have 50 users. We also have some add-ons, but we only need a few people to have access to these. I have used the Global Permissions to define the subset of users who need access to the add-ons. Let's say 5. However, when I go to billing, I still see 50 users next to the add-on.
Is this the correct approach, but the user count won't update until the next billing period?
Thanks,
Ryan
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When you're add an add-on in your site, even only a few users will be able to use this add-on you will be billed by all users in your current site affected by add-on.
It means the following: If you have 50 users billed, but you installed and add-on and only 10 users really needs to use this add-on. You will still be billed by 50 users.
Check more details here: Understand billing for cloud apps | Atlassian Support
I agreed with what @Fernando EugĂȘnio da Silva stated, add-on user licenses are based on your Jira/JSM envs billed users seats env.
So, if your Jira/JSM is billed for 50 users seats, then your add-on is billed for the same seats allocation regardless if only 5 out of 50 users are using a add-on or not.
This is why we use the need determination of acquiring add-ons for our envs, thus we can conduct the proper add-ons mgmt.
Best, Joseph Chung Yin
Jira/JSM Functional Lead, Global Technology Applications Team
Viasat Inc.
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Thanks, Joseph
What do you mean by, "need determination of acquiring add-ons for our envs" - what benefit does this give other than access? Seems like cost is the same no matter what
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I mean that what is the business justification for the add-on. For example, if the add-on only provides benefit/critical needs resolution to one specific group of users and not for others, then mgmt needs to decide if it is worth the costs to get the add-on for the env.
Hope this makes sense.
If my original input also addressed your ask, please click on "Accept answer" too when you have a chance.
Best, Joseph
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