We just upgraded our Jira server to the latest version and I would like produce an audit report with the following details:
Is there a way I can do this report in Jira? Thank you so much!
@Shereen There is no one place where you can find all these details
Hope this helps!
No JQL functions at least out of the box would be able to give you those results.
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This is a sad thing indeed. How can Atlassian sell an un-auditable product?
Don't be sad @MichaelL , of course Atlassian aren't selling a product that can't be audited! If that were true, none of the huge organisations and Government departments would be using it. Jira Cloud is completely auditable, just like Jira Server / Data Center.
Simply Google "How can I audit Jira Cloud?" and learn how to audit Jira Cloud generally, or Google "How can I audit user access rights in Jira Cloud?" and learn how to audit user access rights specifically.
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We have released an app on Atlassian Marketplace.
Check out Auditing User Access Rights on Jira
Hope that will help to save precious time generating audit reports.
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That's not very helpful. Any plans to have some sort of cross system access auditing and reporting?
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That's something I would find useful too. I.e. ability to run a report by User to establish what Projects they have access to and with what role.
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Yes please! Jira permissions are crazy complex. If we can't audit all permissions, at least checking cross-project by user would be super helpful. Or being able to, for example, search which users have Delete Project permission.
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