My original question is here:
But as annouced here (community) and here (blog) about the 10 users for JSD
Both says "teams up to ten people", right?
I checked the blog info, your info here against my own instance and the "free" tier in product pricing page.
The last two shows 3 agents (what means only 2 agents for real, as Jira Admin will always get a license).
So, this is the question: how to get access to the ten agents informed in the official announcement? Consider that free tier has support only from community.
Hi Patricia,
Sorry for the confusion. Re-reading Bridget's community article about this, I can understand why you might have believed that Jira Service Desk on the free plan would allow 10 agents. I am sure this was simply an oversight. The main blog post you cited never explicitly stated what the user limits were of any of the products on the free plan. And all the other products mentioned here allow for up to 10 users on the free plan.
Also the free page that Bridget referenced has always had the correct user limits for each product. I have updated the post in https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Feedback-Forum-articles/Atlassian-remote-friendly-software-available-for-FREE/ba-p/1327619 to help better clarify these limitations.
I hope this helps, thanks for pointing out the confusion.
Andy
Thanks for taking your time to correct and clarify things. I really appreciated!
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Hi @Patricia Francezi ,
I think, the Blog Post just didn't mention the exception for Jira Service Desk.
As far as I know, there are only 3 agents available for free for Service Desk (just like in the Server & Data Center edition).
But I'll try to get a response from Atlassian.
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We don't need an Atlassian - it's on the pricing page. https://www.atlassian.com/software/jira/service-desk/pricing
The blog post neglected Service Desk's different model.
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@Nic Brough -Adaptavist- yes we do, since they are the ones that can correct the official information.
Orr the model, if its better.
I really Appreciate your support!!!
I was asked by a customer about it. Because the official communication includes jsd in those ten licenses, and because admin take a seat is only two for agents...
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