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Once the license expires...

Morgan Aguiar

Hi guys,

The company I am with is no longer renewing Jira/Confluence licenses, I just wanted to know if Jira will still be read-only (for the current data on it) or will we have access to it via 1 account (Admin).

Thanks in advance.

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

Depends.

If it's OnDemand, you'll lose all usage.

If it's download, it will continue to work absolutely fine as before. You lose support and you can't upgrade past the last released version, but it'll work fine.

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

Depends.

If it's OnDemand, you'll lose all usage.

If it's download, it will continue to work absolutely fine as before. You lose support and you can't upgrade past the last released version, but it'll work fine.

Giuliano C.

PS: For the evaluation one, it will become a READ-ONLY instance once the license gets expired.

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

Er, no. If it is evaluation, it will be read only. If it is a bought licence that expires, it will continue to work. Unless Atlassian have suddenly changed their licence terms without warning?

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