When I am doing a saml setup for our Atlassian Jira cloud using Azure Active Directory and by providing company domain, its not only pulling our company Jira users but also the private atlassian accounts of all the jira users using same work-email with company domain example (raj.johnpal@companydomain.ca)
My question here
1. Will all those private atlassian accounts of other products of my jira users also get charged for "Atlassian Access".
2. If I dont want those other Atlassian products account such as (Trello, Bitbuket etc) of my Jira users to be shown in my Managed Accounts which is exceeding user count 600+ users , what could be the options to remove them.
Hi @Sneha Kona
1. Will all those private atlassian accounts of other products of my jira users also get charged for "Atlassian Access".
If I dont want those other Atlassian products account such as (Trello, Bitbuket etc) of my Jira users to be shown in my Managed Accounts which is exceeding user count 600+ users , what could be the options to remove them.
You can assign the user accounts using the non-billable policy mentioned above.
Alternatively, I strongly recommend reviewing the user account's last login activities regularly and deactivating those user accounts that are no longer active.
Thank you.
Perfect Thanks, So which means we can add the other atlassian products account to non-billable policy for not to get charged and those accounts will not appear under managed accounts in Jira Cloud but do they appear under Users right? and they can login with their usual credentials to their private atlassian accounts and appear on same platform
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