Adding contributors and creators to a Jira Product Discovery project
Adding contributors and creators to a Jira Product Discovery project
April 6, 2023 edited
Hi everyone,
Previously, we provided more details about how Jira Product Discovery pricing would work, particularly the new user roles: creator, contributor, and stakeholders.
Creators need a Jira Product Discovery license. Contributors don't need any Jira license. This post explains how to add creators and contributors to a project. You can also watch this video with instructions: video - configure Creators and Contributors.
Note: if the number of users in the "Billing" section in admin.atlassian.com does not match the number of Creators you expect to have, Check out this video that explains how to check who is getting billed for Jira Product Discovery and common reasons why that number is higher than you expect (and how to fix that).
Adding creators and contributors to the site (by site administrators)
Adding creators and contributors to projects (by project administrators)
Once you've added the roles to your site, you can play with them in the project. Let’s have a look at the differences between product and project roles.
Product role: Defines whether a user is a Creator or a Contributor to the site.
Project role: Defines the list of permissions in a project. These permissions limit the project features users can access when given a set of permissions. Users can have different project roles in different projects. Here's a video that explains this in more detail.
I don't like the idea of sharing URLs publicly to get early access. :( Do you have an alternative way, like submitting it through a Google Form? I believe some other Atlassian products are using Google Forms to request early access.
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