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[Tsjsjd]

Alright so I am facing a problem, and this has only started today, I am getting this msg

You don't have access to Rovo Dev

so I switched to this current account (legit just created it 2 mins ago to test), and I am still getting this same error, what I did was log into atlassian, and then went to rovodev 

https://www.atlassian.com/software/rovo-dev

clicked 

Try it free

it went to build my website, but when I went to access my rovodev account on this link

https://{mysite}.atlassian.net/rovodev/no-access

I tried to bypass the no-access by all means and I can't, so now I can't get my api key to work with the CLI, so what do I do? I tried everything, inviting myself, adding myself to the group, nothing works.

[Bruce C]

Im also encountering similar issue… The rovodev is clearly broken

[Andrew Taro]

I submitted a ticket, but I'm losing my trial time... Such issue should never happen

[Andrew Taro]

same here... my friend recommended me to try this thing out and so far I can't even use it :c

[test]

Same here, just setup my account (using my business domain name) to test Rovo, but when I want to try it it get "You don't have access to Rovo Dev" error, althrough it's enabled and I receive emails to start using it.

[Dr Valeri Colon _Connect Centric_]

Welcome to the community @Tsjsjd @Andrew Taro @Bruce C @test  this isn’t fixed by switching accounts—Rovo Dev access is controlled at the site level. Even if enabled, users must be explicitly assigned, and new sites can take time to provision. If you’ve added yourself and still see this, it’s likely a rollout/provisioning issue. Have an admin verify access, and if it persists, contact Atlassian support to sync your site. You can also ask them to extend your trial.