When a user is deactivated in your organization, it will continue to count against the available licenses associated to managed packages that were previously assigned to the user.
To free up a managed package license after deactivating a user, you must manually un-assign the license from that user in the Installed Packages settings by following the below steps:
Best Practice: It is best to create a list view of inactive Users and then click on each User record to determine if a package license is assigned, so that licenses can be proactively freed up after user deactivation.
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