I’m an admin of a Jira organization that initially used a Premium trial and has now been downgraded to the Free plan.
During the Premium phase, we managed permissions via permission schemes. Now, on the Free plan, I can no longer manage permissions, but I still need one specific user to be able to edit and delete issues.
From what I understand:
Permission schemes are not configurable on the Free plan.
The only way I can think of is to grant broader rights or to be making the user a project admin or org/site admin, which feels too powerful for this use case. Is there another way?
Hi @Jan
Hi @Jan ,
On the Free plan, if you don’t want to upgrade but want only one user to edit/delete issues:
You can’t configure permission schemes (no permission UI on Free).
You only have:
Site/organization admin
Project admin
Any old, preserved permission scheme (not editable).
So the simplest non-upgrade solution is to make that user a project admin (or site admin) so they can edit/delete issues.
This gives them broader access than just edit/delete, but there is no more fine‑grained option on the Free plan.
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Hi @Jan
If i interpret this article correctly...: Permissions limitations in Free Jira sites | Atlassian Support
If you downgrade from a paid version of Jira or migrating from Jira Data Center to a Free Jira Cloud site, your existing permissions schemes, space roles, and work item security schemes will be preserved but can’t be edited.
The only way to make changes to them is to upgrade to Standard, Premium, or Enterprise versions of Jira.
So:
Schemes and Permissions should be preserved and therefore anyone in the delete-permission group -and only them- should be able to delete issues.
Not tried myself but that'd be my approach.
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