Hello @Yu Karahashi ,
こんにちは。以下のテキストを英語から日本語に翻訳できます。
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If you don’t actively use a sandbox, you can safely proceed. But if you’ve been testing configurations in a sandbox, make sure to document or export anything critical before downgrading. You can always upgrade again later if you need sandbox features.
What will be deleted:
Any sandbox environments you've created (e.g., test instances for Jira or Confluence Cloud).
All data within those sandbox instances — they are considered temporary and are not backed up for Free plan users.
What won't be deleted:
Your production site (your main Jira or Confluence instance)
User accounts, projects, tickets, etc. in your live environment
What are Sandbox?
Understand your current usage:
Evaluate your current usage of Atlassian products, including the number of users, projects, and the features you rely on.
Identify requirements:
Determine what features and functionalities are essential for your team and what you might need in the future.
Evaluate the new plan:
Carefully review the features, pricing, and limitations of the new plan to ensure it aligns with your needs.
Assess app compatibility:
Check if your existing apps are compatible with the new plan and if any updates or replacements are needed.
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