Amazon Q Developer subscription statuses
Subscription status information varies depending on whether you're an end-user with a personal account (Builder ID), or you're an administrator of IAM Identity Center workforce users.
Personal account (Builder ID) users
If you are a user with a personal account (Builder ID), you can view the status of your Amazon Q Developer Pro subscription on the Subscriptions page of the Amazon Q Developer console.
The possible statuses of your subscription are:
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Active – You have activated your subscription by using Amazon Q Developer features. You are being charged for your subscription.
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Pending – You are subscribed but you have not activated your subscription. You are not being charged for your subscription.
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Canceled – You canceled your subscription by unsubscribing from the Pro tier. You can no longer access Amazon Q Developer features and limits. For more information, see Unsubscribing from Amazon Q Developer Pro.
IAM Identity Center workforce users
If you're an administrator who has subscribed a set of IAM Identity Center workforce users to the Pro tier, you can view the status of your users' subscriptions on the Subscriptions page of the Amazon Q Developer console.
The statuses will be slightly different depending on whether you’re looking at the Groups tab or the Users tab.
The statuses on the Groups tab are:
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Subscribed – The group is subscribed to Amazon Q Developer Pro. You will be charged for active user subscriptions in the group.
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Unavailable – The group is subscribed, but its status is unavailable because trusted access is turned off in the management account. To turn on trusted access, see Viewing an aggregated list of Amazon Q Developer subscriptions.
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Canceled – The group was canceled (unsubscribed) by an administrator. Users in the group can no longer access Amazon Q Developer Pro features. For more information, see Unsubscribing from Amazon Q Developer Pro.
The statuses on the Users tab are:
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Active – The user has activated their subscription by using Amazon Q Developer features. You are being charged for this subscription.
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Pending – The user is subscribed but has not activated their subscription. You are not being charged for this subscription.
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Unavailable – The user is subscribed, but their status is unavailable because because trusted access is turned off in the management account. To turn on trusted access, see Viewing an aggregated list of Amazon Q Developer subscriptions.
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Canceled – The user's subscription was canceled (unsubscribed) by an administrator, and the user can no longer access Amazon Q Developer features. For more information, see Unsubscribing from Amazon Q Developer Pro.
