This question is in reference to Atlassian Documentation: Managing your Confluence License
Hi,
I am trying to find a way to see the numbers of active users in both JIRA and Confluence.
Can you please tell me where I can find them?
Thanks,
Hi Marine,
From either JIRA or Confluence: User Management > Application Access.
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there are two ways to get number of active users:
By group membership
For JIRA number of active user is users is groups:
For Confluence - all members of groups listed into Global premision.
By licence details
Also you can go to
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So inactive users count against your license if they are not also removed from the jira-users and jira-administrators groups?
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Hi Phebe,
No, once you deactivate a user they no longer count against your licence. It doesn't matter what groups they are in (or not in), just whether they are active or inactive.
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@Marine Lacourie +1 to what has already been mentioned above. You can also try using a SaaS management platform such as License Logic
They'll have this info readily available + other important info such as forecasted spend, usage by department, etc.
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Hi,
In JIRA, you can see that under "security" -> "user session". The total count will be on the top of the page.
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For which version does this apply? Currently searching the same but unable to locate this security > user session.
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Hi @Vasiliy Zverev ,
thank you for your answer, but I am searching for a function to check, if someone is logged in atm, or is currently working on a page.
It's more about restarting confluence VM without disturbing users...
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