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We don't use Bitbucket, but some users have access to it

Deleted user
August 2, 2022

As an org admin, if I go to Administration > Directory > Managed Accounts, I see that a few users have access to Bitbucket.org, even though we don't have that tool installed anywhere! I don't see a plan name, or even the 3 dots to adjust their product access. I want to make sure that our users don't get confused by clicking on tools that we don't use. What can I do to remove their Bitbucket access?

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Mahesh Kallepalli
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August 3, 2022

Hello @[deleted] 

Instead of removing bitbucket access you can create one group and assign them to non-billable policy. Please go through below link for more information.

https://support.atlassian.com/security-and-access-policies/docs/understand-authentication-policies/ 

Deleted user
August 3, 2022

Thanks Mahesh. These users still need access to Jira, Confluence, and Trello. It's unclear from that page, but would assigning these users to a non-billable policy remove their access to our other active tools? 

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