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Auditing Jira: I want to do an audit for our on-demand Jira instance.

Virendra Singh
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May 7, 2014

I basically want to check:

1) Historical login data for all users

2) Users who have never logged in to certain applications (Confluence).

Please help.

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Luther Hargrove
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May 7, 2014

I think you could probably do this easily in SQL. I have some queries that aggregate login information. You could write a SQL query to see logins and last login for both JIRA and confluence DBs.

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