Actually I am having 43 users. Among them we are having deactivated user, Users added as customers.
I Want to know the licensed user count.
Thanks
Hi @Madhu Reddy,
go to Administration > Applications > Global access
There you can see the information you need.
JIRA Service Desk pricing is based on agents. Agents are users that work on customer requests and communicate with customers. Technically, an agent is any user account in the system with the JIRA Service Desk agent access global permission. Users must have this global permission to use the licensed functions of JIRA Service Desk. By default, the service-desk-agents group is granted with this global permission and all agents belong to this group. This means that any user in the group counts towards your license.
If you grant the JIRA Service Desk agent access global permission to other groups, users in those groups count towards your JIRA Service Desk too.
Best wishes
Chris
Go to "manage applications" and look at the number of users it says you have for each Application.
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@Nic Brough -Adaptavist-@Christopher JakschConclusion is
The users from jira-software-users group only counts as Licensed users for Jira software.
And Users from Jira-servicedesk-users group will counts as service desk users.
Right ?
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I'm considering about another part.. My license is 100 users away from the maximum, but (same) license was updated, and I have more, but still recieve message that I'm 100 users away from maximum. Do I have to reboot Jira to apply new changes?
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