What functionality is removed from JIRA and Confluence when the trial licence expires?

[Robert Northard]

Hi,

Currently I am testing out JIRA and Confluence for the 30 days period. 

I know the 30 days period can be extended but Im not sure if i want to extend it or not.

Does anyone know what functionality I will lose in JIRA and Confluence once the the licence expires.

I have a feeling, I will not be able to create task, epic, etc, but i am not sure and need confirmation.

Anyone who can answer this question it will be much appreciated, thank you so much 

[Nic Brough -Adaptavist- · Accepted solution]

Mostly, it's updates.  

You'll find you can't write much to the system, so your instincts on "not able to create task, epic etc" is correct.  Same for pages and spaces in Confluence.  I also seem to remember you can't add/remove users as well.

[Vera Henrichs]

I'm not sure what you'll lose when ending the trial. I did thought that you can extend the license again and again and that you won't lose any functionalities. That's the case with plugins so maybe also for JIRA and Confluence itself?
Or maybe send Atlassian Support a message?

[Nic Brough -Adaptavist-]

As already answered, most of the functions that allow you to *write* to the applications are switched off. If you get a new licence, then the functions come back. Your data is not affected. Atlassian allow you to extend trials a couple of times automatically, but not indefinitely.