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Atlas: What specifies a user?

Ken Young
Ken Young
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October 12, 2022

Congratulations on the release of Atlas.  Looking at the pricing, is a user anyone that can post on the Atlas system or is anyone who has access (read only, possibly comment).  I am assuming the first but I wanted to verify.

 

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Sherif Mansour
Sherif Mansour
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October 12, 2022

Thanks, @Ken Young

We are incredibly grateful for our amazing community that have helped us shape the product so far and are excited about what's coming up.

To answer your question, we have an article about this: https://intercom.help/atlas-by-atlassian/en/articles/6201129-atlas-pricing-explained#h_aef4798fac

Summary: A user is anyone who has access to Atlas.

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Rachel Lin
Rachel Lin
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October 12, 2022

Hi Ken! A user is considered anyone who has access to the Atlas workspace, whether they write updates or read them. 

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