Understanding subscriptions in Amazon Q Developer

The Amazon Q subscription console gives administrators visibility into how end users are utilizing Amazon Q Developer Pro, Amazon Q Business Pro, and Amazon Q Business Lite subscriptions. It also provides a list of associations, which encompass the applications and accounts that an end user has access to through their subscriptions. Administrators can associate end users with a subscriptions, applications, or accounts.

In the Amazon Q subscription console, administrators can view a list of subscribed users, their subscription status (active, pending, under free trial, or canceled), and their corresponding associations. The associations that administrators can view depends on the permissions assigned to those administrators.

A subscription is pending until the first time an end user accesses a feature of Amazon Q Developer, including sending a message in Amazon Q chat or using inline suggestions in the IDE. You won’t be charged for a subscription until it is active.

If trusted access is enabled for the organization, organization management account administrators can see all subscription associations across applications and across various accounts. However, member account administrators can only view the subscriptions and applications within the accounts that they administer. This means that if one account administrator subscribes an end user to an Amazon Q subscription and provides access to an application in that account, another member account administrator in a different account won't be able to see it.

Both organization management administrators and member account administrators can view end users' applications and AWS account associations that they have access to, filter and search end users, and download reports.