Managing user subscriptions for
IAM Identity Center-integrated applications
To update or delete user subscriptions added to an application environment, you can only use
the AWS Management Console. The following
tabs provide procedures for updating and deleting user subscriptions using the
AWS Management Console.
For a consolidated view of your user subscriptions—including a list of
subscribed users, their subscription status, and applications, accounts, or services
a user can access through their subscriptions—see the Amazon Q subscriptions page.
=Subscriptions can only be viewed centrally and not be created
or updated from the Amazon Q subscription management console.
For more information on user subscriptions for an IAM Identity Center-integrated Amazon Q Business application, see Subscriptions for applications using IAM Identity Center.
Updating user subscriptions
You can change the subscription tier by selecting the name of the user or
group and then selecting Change subscription to update the
subscription tier.
For more information on user subscriptions for an IAM Identity Center-integrated Amazon Q Business application, see Subscriptions for applications using
IAM Identity Center.
For a consolidated view of your user subscriptions—including a list of
subscribed users, their subscription status, and applications, accounts, or
services a user can access through their subscriptions—see the Amazon Q subscriptions
page.
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To update user subscriptions
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Sign in to the AWS Management Console and open the Amazon Q Business console.
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In Applications, select the name of
the application environment that your uploaded files belong to.
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From your applications page, scroll down and select
Groups and users page, and then
choose the User or
Group you want to update.
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Then, select Manage access and
subscriptions.
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From Manage access and subscriptions
select the subscription you want to update. Then, select
Edit subscription.
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Then, from the Change subscription
dropdown select Update subscription
tier.
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In the Confirm subscription change
dialog box that opens, from the New
subscription dropdown select Q
Business Lite or Q Business
Pro.
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Then, select Confirm. You will see
the subscription status notification change next to the user
you've added the subscription to.
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Then, select Confirm to save your
changes.
Deleting user subscriptions
When you unsubscribe and remove a user or group, it unsubscribes them from the
application environment and removes them from the user list.
For more information on user subscriptions for an IAM Identity Center-integrated Amazon Q Business application, see Subscriptions for applications using
IAM Identity Center.
For a consolidated view of your user subscriptions—including a list of
subscribed users, their subscription status, and applications, accounts, or
services a user can access through their subscriptions—see the Amazon Q subscriptions
page.
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To unsubscribe a user or group from an
Amazon Q Business application environment
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From your Amazon Q Business application home page,
navigate to the Groups and users
section.
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From your applications page, scroll down and select
Groups and users page, and then
choose the User or
Group you want to update.
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Then, select Manage access and
subscriptions.
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From Manage access and subscriptions
select the user or group subscription you want to update.
Then, select Remove and
unsubscribe.
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Then, from the Unsubscribe and remove
dialog box, Confirm.
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Then, select Confirm to save your
changes.
This step cancels subscriptions for the selected users and
groups and also removes them from your Amazon Q Business application environment.
To stop subscription charges for a user, ensure you
have unsubscribed that user from all Amazon Q Business application environments and Amazon QuickSight
instances. For instructions on how to unsubscribe a user
from Amazon QuickSight, see Unsubscribing from Amazon QuickSight Q in the Amazon QuickSight User
Guide.
To stop charges for an Amazon Q Business index,
you must delete either your Amazon Q Business
index or delete your Amazon Q Business application environment. If you use
the console, deleting your application environment is the only way
to delete an index associated with it.