License tier for Atlassian products

[Emilio Iglesias]

Hi,
I'm setting up a self-hosted suite of Atlassian products, including Jira, Bitbucket and Confluence.
Our forecast is that we will have an uneven user demand for each of the tools, but still we would like to have a single user database.
From a licensing perspective, is it possible to have different license tiers for each of the tools? In other words, can I have a 500 User tier for Jira/Confluence and a 100 User tier for Bitbucket?

Regards,
Emilio

[Thomas Schlegel]

Hi Emilio,

since you buy license for each of these applications separately, this should be no problem.

[Emilio Iglesias]

Hi,

  thanks for your prompt answer. What I read in the Atlassian documentation in regards to how users are counted against licensing is:

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A user is, by definition, any account with the permission to log into the application. A named user with this permission is counted towards the user limit, whether logged in to the application or not. Our licensing model is not based on concurrent users

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So in case there is a shared user database between all the tools, I wonder how each user is associated with a specific tool so that it doesn't count for the others?

regards,

         Emilio

[Thomas Schlegel]

we also have a central Active Directory in our company. In Jira there is a group called "jira-users", in Confluence there is another group "confluence-users" and in bitbucket "Each user given access to a private repository counts to your plan." (https://confluence.atlassian.com/bitbucket/how-users-accumulate-on-an-individual-account-590262585.html)

So in each application, you decide which user is able to use it, either by adding her / him to a group or by granting access to a repository.