I understood Contributors like potential stakeholders that don't need Jira overall access, just Jira Product Discovery exclusively, and that they are not calculated in my total site users.
I upgraded from Beta to Free yesterday.
I can't seem to be able to add contributors to JPD without adding them to my site and increasing my total active user count. Why is that and is there something I'm missing here?
Hi @Nick @[deleted] , you need to add users to your site but there's no need to give them access to a Jira product (meaning: they don't have to count towards your bill).
Instructions: https://www.loom.com/share/aa108aabcb744e758714ea8b1479dc3d
Thanks, @Tanguy Crusson
I've tried that at first. The users didn't get added to JPD as contributors even after adding to the Contributors group.
Then I went on and created a Jira Product Discovery Invitation link and when they follow it and log in they get the Invalid Link page. I've tried it myself with another email..
Not sure if this is JPD related since I haven't had this kind of issue before..
Also, the Contributors group doesn't have Product Access by default. If I want to add it it only has User as a product role, and Users are Creators by default.
A very unintuitive process with all of this..
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Thanks @Tanguy Crusson but sadly this didn't help on my end.
First of all I have a different view when I go to user management but none the less I followed the instructions for a user with only confluence access by attempting to add them to the group. Sadly the group did not exists and when I attempt to create a group I just end up with more creators. Any help in this direction is appreciated.
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I went on and accepted the reply from @Tanguy Crusson since it did answer my question.
The conclusion is that JPD Contributors are not calculated in the Billing if they are invited only as Contributors to the JPD Product. But they do need access to the company site.
All of the other comments seem to be a different issue..
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@Nick the idea of the contributors group is actually to help you add contributors that do NOT have product access (otherwise it will consume licenses). Which is why the invitation link or adding product access to the group isn't a good idea. Could you please book time here so we can look at this together? So I can see what's going on: https://calendly.com/tcrusson/15min-meeting
@[deleted] to create the group, please have a look at this page: step 1 is what you need to do first: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-Product-Discovery-articles/ACTION-REQUIRED-how-to-move-from-Beta-to-the-Free-or-Standard/ba-p/2355268
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@[deleted] feel free to book time too so we can look into your setup
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@Tanguy Crusson Thanks!
I was thinking it'd be a bit more intuitive by choosing between Contributor or Creator when adding a new user to the site and managing their access via the Product Role.
But with your guidelines, I've managed to make it work.
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Ah that makes sense! what you described is exactly where we want to get to - we're just not there yet
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@Tanguy Crusson Thanks for the help you solved the issue I was having with the contributor side. I'm still working out the admin part of it but I'll reach out directly if needed.
Edit: I've figured it out! It seems my settings are a it different but everything is working now :) Thanks again
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Thank you, based on all this feedback we're meeting today to discuss how we can make this easier to discover
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Not yet but I can keep you posted.
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