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If you downgrade from Jira Premium to Standard, do you lose the custom Hierarchy feature?

ian.johnsen

If you downgrade from Jira Premium to Standard, do you lose the custom Hierarchy feature? If so, what happens as a result? Any issuetypes higher then Epic would become standard issuetypes?

We created Initiative and added above Epic in the hierarchy.

We are in a Premium Plan trial.

Attaching some screenshots.

Thanks!

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Jira Guru

If you downgrade from Jira Premium to Standard, do you lose the custom Hierarchy feature?
If so, what happens as a result? Any issuetypes higher then Epic would become standard issuetypes?

The answer is Yes for.both of your above questions, since advanced roadmaps is available only for Jira cloud premium customers.

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ian.johnsen

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Jira Guru

If you downgrade from Jira Premium to Standard, do you lose the custom Hierarchy feature?
If so, what happens as a result? Any issuetypes higher then Epic would become standard issuetypes?

The answer is Yes for.both of your above questions, since advanced roadmaps is available only for Jira cloud premium customers.

ian.johnsen

Gotcha, figured as much. Thanks!

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