What plug-ins and add-ons come standard with Jira on-demand

[AnnetteA]

We want to move from an on-demand version to an installed version. Before I set up the new installed instance, I need to figure out what it is going to cost, and buy/download the correct plug-ins. And let Finance know what it is going to cost.

Sorry, I thought I had mentioned it but hadn't. We don't manage the on demand version, so I don't have access to the admin console. Could someone please provide a screen shot (or something) to show me the listed add-ons. Then I can do the maths. I need to know excatly whats there so I can install the same set up to do an import

[AnnetteA]

thanks all, I got the answer another way.

[Nic Brough -Adaptavist-]

Have a look at the plugin list under "Admin -> Addons -> manage addons" in your OnDemand installation.

This splits the plugin list into "system" and "user installed" - look through the user-installed ones. You can ignore the inactive ones, and there are a couple that are related directly to OnDemand which can also be skipped, but all of them have links to the marketplace so you can look up pricing and support models.

[Pablo Beltran]

Today I stumbled with this:

https://confluence.atlassian.com/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=315326753

click on the link under the JIRA section...

Hope this helps.

[Nic Brough -Adaptavist-]

That gives the full list of available addons, which is a bit longer than "addons I've got installed, and hence need to think about", but it is useful to see what might have been installed.

[AnnetteA]

Seems there are no paid add-ons other than Agile, which is priced clearly if you want to include it.

[Nic Brough -Adaptavist-]

Er, no, that's completely wrong, there are a number of paid add ons. I'm not sure where you've been looking, but it's not right. Just look in the marketplace, you'll find quite a few add ons you can enable in your ondemand account after you pay for them.