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Restrictive Access

Jacquelin Tripp
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September 16, 2021

We are a small organization in which all employees have default access to all boards in Jira (default permission scheme).  I am looking to create an HR recruiting board that should only be viewable by 2 people.  How best do I set this up without impacting everyone's access to the other boards?

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Alan Stephenson
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September 16, 2021

When you create your project you have options who to give access. Since I can’t see your configuration, you grant permissions through roles. It sounds like your projects are configured to everyone, like jira-software-users. Just permit the specific users individually.

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Jacob Vu
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September 16, 2021

Hi @Jacquelin Tripp

I'd suggest creating a separate project that only certain people have access to. This would allow you to separate projects from HR data and set correct permissions for access.

Hope this helps.

Jacob

Jacquelin Tripp
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September 16, 2021

@Jacob Vu Would that involve creating a team managed project?  Would I then tailor permissions from there?

Jacob Vu
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Hi @Jacquelin Tripp

I'd create a company-managed project so you can restrict who has access via groups or through the project.

You want to manage it from a company level perspective and not allow users to determine who's able to view this information as I imagine there's personal information and sensitive information.

Hope that helps.

Jacob

Jacquelin Tripp
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September 21, 2021

I am unsure if there is a support page for this, but I am concerned that if I create a group I may accidentally reduced someone's access.
For example,  we have recruiting consultant who have their own group.  Have restrictive access to confluence.  I also have an HR director to oversee the boards.  I don't want to add her to the consultants group for fear it will reduce her access in confluence.  

Am I misunderstanding how groups work?

 

Also, if I create a new group I need to restrict the consultant, but allow the director full access and then restrict the rest of the organization from access the board.

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September 21, 2021

Confluence and jira are different. The base jira group is jira-users or jira-software-users. Anyone logging into jira is set to this.

you could have an HR group in jira and give the board access to HR. Adding the HR person to the consultants group in confluence should not affect their confluence, unless that is the only group they are in. It will only affect confluence.

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