Access & License Audit for Jira

Find the Jira seats you pay for that nobody uses

One admin page in Jira Cloud shows you who holds a paid seat but hasn't worked in 30 to 365 days, where each group is used, and which permission schemes hand out too much. It only reads, so nothing on your site changes.

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Seats tab with sample data: 30 of 148 seat holders did no work in Jira in the last 90 days, about USD 344 a month at the prices entered
Seats tab, sample data.

Seats and people

Choose 30, 60, 90, 180 or 365 days and run a scan. Each seat holder lands in one of three buckets: active, inactive for that period, or no activity in a year. Type in what you pay per seat and you'll see what the idle ones cost a month and a year.

The People tab lists each person with their products and groups. You can filter it and copy the rows as CSV.

People tab with sample data: a filterable list of seat holders with their status, products and groups
People tab, sample data.

Groups

Pick a group to see the products it grants, the permission schemes that name it (with the projects using them) and the project roles it holds. Atlassian's own default groups are marked so nobody deletes one by mistake.

We don't check global permissions, issue security, notification schemes or filters, so look there too before you delete one.

Groups tab with sample data: the engineering group is used in one permission scheme and as the Members role in 12 projects
Groups tab, sample data.

Findings

The Findings tab lists access problems, worst first:

  • projects people can browse without logging in
  • schemes that let every logged-in user edit, move or delete work items
  • people named one by one in a scheme
  • deactivated accounts still sitting in project roles
  • groups with no product access, scheme or role
Findings tab with sample data: one high, one medium and two low severity findings with the projects affected
Findings tab, sample data.

How activity is measured

Someone counts as active if, during the period, they created, edited or commented on a work item, or a work item assigned to them or reported by them was updated. Jira doesn't give apps a last login date. So a person who only reads can show up as inactive. Check with them before you take a seat away.

Your data stays in Atlassian

It runs on Atlassian Forge and never calls a server of ours. We keep your settings and a count-only summary of your last scan, and that's all. No names, emails or account IDs. Details are in the privacy policy.

Pricing

Free for sites with up to 10 users. Above that it's USD 0.97 per user a month, and the per-user price drops in bigger user tiers. You buy it through the Atlassian Marketplace.

See what your idle seats cost

Install it, open Jira settings, then Apps, and press Run scan. Small sites take seconds.

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