Currently, per Give users admin permissions, only an Org admin can add another. The Org admin must follow the steps below:
Log in to your organization at admin.atlassian.com.
Choose Settings > Administrators.
Click Add administrators.
Enter an Atlassian account email address and click Grant access.
The problem I have is at step 2. There is no Administrators option.
Hi @Rob Horan ,
can you try this....
Thanks @Jack Brickey !
Do you know why the admin option might not be shown?
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By chance is this a Free account? I have found it missing on Free.
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Yes sir, it is - well, a free trial of Standard. However, that's an interesting observation. I have seen this in more than one site, and they're all free.
I haven't seen anything in the documentation stating that there are limitations of this sort on unpaid sites.
Also, I just checked several other organizations I'm an admin for, including one I know for a fact is paid and has been active and in good standing (financially) for a very long time. Still no admin option.
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@Jack Brickey also, I thought oh, hey - they moved the option to "Prepare and set up your organization: Adding admins, verifying domains, Atlassian Access"
NOPE
From here I can view admins but I cannot add them.
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Some Community leaders were just discussing this last week. The Free account definitely lack the Administrator option. I think this centers around the fact that all users in free have admin permissions or the limitations of permission configurations. Documentation limitations around Free is spotty but then it is free so...kind of get what you pay for I guess. 😉
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It is not related to licensing.
Your org is on the "new user management experience." All new organizations receive it, but a large number of existing ones have not been migrated yet.
If you go to the second half of the page on https://support.atlassian.com/user-management/docs/give-users-admin-permissions/, you'll see the instructions, which are the same as what @Jack Brickey answered above.
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Thanks @Dave Meyer - its really not clear the way it's written.
Is there an easy way people can tell which user management experience they have?
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@Rob Horan if you see "User" and "Groups" under the directory tab (as opposed to only "Managed accounts" and "Domains"), you have the new user management experience.
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