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Your Jira bill does not care whether anyone logged in
Most teams believe they pay for the people who use Jira. They do not. They pay for the people who have access to it, and those two groups drift apart quietly over years. This is the sentence from Atlassian's own billing documentation that surprises people the most: "Additional users are automatically counted towards…
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Introducing Cadence: track SaaS renewals and wasted seats inside Jira
Cadence is now available for Jira Cloud. It tracks every SaaS subscription your team runs, warns you before one auto-renews, and shows you how much you are paying for seats nobody uses. This post covers the problem it exists for and two decisions that shaped it. The problem Most teams do not know what they are spending on…
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How to audit who can view and edit every page in Confluence Cloud
If you have ever been asked "who can see this space?" during a SOC 2 or ISO 27001 review, you will have discovered that Confluence Cloud has no straightforward answer. There is no built-in report showing user access across all pages at space or global level. On Server and Data Center you could run a SQL query against the…
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Introducing PermPilot: audit who can view and edit every Confluence page
Confluence Cloud has no report that answers "who can access this?" across a space. Premium lets you inspect one user at a time. On Data Center you could query the database directly. On Cloud that option is gone. I built PermPilot to close that gap. This post covers what it does, the specific problem it catches, and two…
