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License upgrade after 28/02/2014

Eduard Bergh

We have a 50 user license for Time.On, Jira and Jira Agile. I am going to upgrade to 100 users for Jira and Jira Agile, but would like to wait before upgrading Time.On, because not all the projects are using the plugin yet.

Will I be able to upgrade to 100 users after 28/02/2014 (even if our Jira license is already on 100 users)?

Regards,

Eduard

Accepted answers

Marko Fliege

We have changed the license mechanism with the latest release. With that release it will still be possible to upgrade.

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JohnA_xb3t2l

Hi Eduard,

JIRA and JIRA Agile need to both have the same license tiers, so if you change one without changing the other then you will lose functionality in the applications and therefore you should upgrade both licenses at the same time to avoid this problem from occurring.

All the best,
John

Eduard Bergh

Hi John,

Thank you for your answer and my apologies for my delay. I will definitely be upgrading both Jira and Jira Agile, but the Time.On plugin upgrade (and later upgrades) is what I am concerned about. This might not be the right place to ask, so I'll try to contact them directly.

Regards,

Eduard

Norman Abramovitz

You are correct to ask the plugin developer, but it is generally true if you have a licensed plugin, it must match the core product license.

Eduard Bergh

That makes sense, thank you Norman.

Marko Fliege

We have changed the license mechanism with the latest release. With that release it will still be possible to upgrade.

Eduard Bergh

Thanks again Marko!

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